GWC Leadership
Chief Gloria Taylor Williams
President Global Women Connexions™ Network
Chief Gloria Taylor Williams is an African Igbo Chief, International Liaison, Bahamian American changemaker. Chief Williams carries a legacy of diplomacy, heritage, and international service. Bestowed a chieftaincy in 2005, called, “Nwyanyi nwere ihuoma” (Women of Goodwill) by His Royal Highness, Mbaukwu Kingdom, Akabueze Palace, Nigeria.
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Leadership, experience & purpose.
Chief Gloria Taylor Williams, President, Global Women Connexions™ Network, is an African Igbo Chief, International Liaison, Bahamian American changemaker. Chief Williams carries a legacy of diplomacy, heritage, and international service. Bestowed a chieftaincy in 2005, called, “Nwyanyi nwere ihuoma” (Women of Goodwill) by His Royal Highness, Mbaukwu Kingdom, Akabueze Palace, Nigeria.
She has championed sustainable solutions, youth development, education, women’s empowerment and founded the former ILA Foundation LBG (Limited by Guarantee) for the preservation of indigenous Languages: Africa, an education and cultural initiative. Recognized internationally for her leadership, she continues to forge connections between nations – uniting people through compassion, education, and shared heritage. Lioness Magazine, Gabon, recognized her as one of the most Impactful people for 2025/2026.
She has championed sustainable solutions, youth development, education, women’s empowerment and founded the former ILA Foundation LBG (Limited by Guarantee) for the preservation of indigenous Languages: Africa, an education and cultural initiative. Recognized internationally for her leadership, she continues to forge connections between nations – uniting people through compassion, education, and shared heritage. Lioness Magazine, Gabon, recognized her as one of the most Impactful people for 2025/2026.