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16. Gilla Liberman
100 Women of Influence
Gilla Liberman was one of the foundation members of NSW WIZO Yaffa in the late 70s. A teacher by profession, her interest in children’s wellbeing and her love of Israel made her the perfect WIZO woman. She has been a dedicated and active leader for over 40 years, a dedication for which she is renowned throughout our community.
When it comes to WIZO, Gilla is not one to shy away from taking responsibilities.
World WIZO Honorary Life Member; Honorary Life Member of WIZO Australia; WIZO Australia Federal President 2010-2016 ; WIZO NSW State President 2002-2007 and now Gilla sits of the Board of WIZO NSW…quite the resume!
Gilla’s leadership has been inspirational, her leadership style has always been by example. Gilla has worked tirelessly all her life as well as being a devoted wife, daughter, sister and loving grandmother to 5 beautiful children.
Gilla is a role model to future generations of WIZO women who can look at her and benefit from her years of wisdom and experience.
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