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Microsoft City Next blog cites Wellington Mayor
Microsoft City Next blog names Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown in list of world Mayor diversity and equality
A blog on the Microsoft City Next website has named Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown as one of five influential Mayors around the world for leading diversity and equality and making their cities more sustainable, healthier and educated places to live
Claudia Toth, Director of Marketing at Microsoft CityNext, discussed great city leaders around the world for Women’s Day in August. She decided to write a blog celebrating and advocating Mayor Celia Wade-Brown and four other mayors about what they are doing for citizens and in cities today.
The blog was published to the link
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/citynext/blogs/Women-Mayors-Growing-and-Greening-Cities/default.aspx
Microsoft CityNext links are website, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
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