At the seventh CAREhER International Women’s Day Summit, leaders across technology, policy, and global industries gathered at Taipei 101 to explore a defining question: as AI reshapes the world, how do we build systems that truly support how we live and lead?
Under this year’s theme, *The Era of Care Intelligence*, the conversation shifted from capability to responsibility—reframing AI as not just a tool for efficiency, but one that must address real human needs.
Self-care is a community project. Join us at the Tokyo American Club on March 29th as we host our International Women’s Day Luncheon. We’re moving beyond the wellness routines to discuss the future of how we live, travel, and lead. Featuring Reina (PDS Hotels), Reiko McNish Sato, and Chihiro (AMEDIO). Proudly supported by Porsche Japan and Ralph Lauren Japan.#EraOfSelfCare"
At the current speed of transformation, "AI is smart" is no longer the headline – Care is. Join CAREhER’s International Women’s Day Summit 2026 in Taipei as we explore "Care Intelligence:" technology that doesn’t just optimize productivity, but meaningfully reduces the invisible load of leadership, caregiving, and modern life. It’s a space to learn, connect, and feel inspired by what’s possible when women lead the charge in innovation at our flagship summit where infrastructure meets humanity, and ambition – meets support.
Imagine sitting across from a leader who doesn’t raise her voice, yet everyone listens. For Sophia Chang, leadership has never been about authority; it’s about trust and the consistency that builds credibility over time. After more than three decades in international banking, she now leads ING Taipei with a perspective shaped by empathy, consistency, and long-term thinking. In this episode, Sophia reflects on Taiwan’s economic evolution, sustainable finance, and why influence is what truly moves people forward.
Imagine arriving somewhere that gently reminds you you’re part of something bigger — and for Maha Kikugawa, that feeling begins in nature. As the creative force behind Treeful Treehouse in Okinawa, Maha brings a global perspective shaped by life across Japan, the US, and Europe, along with a deep belief in coexistence with the natural world. In this episode, she shares how designing with ecosystems in mind, cultivating community through shared values, and telling a story that caught the attention of CNN, National Geographic (and Vogue!) can help people slow down, feel grounded, and rediscover a deeper sense of belonging.
Imagine stepping into a space that instantly makes you breathe easier. That quiet emotional shift is what Janet designs for. As Studio Principal at Peter Silling and Associates, Janet brings a global lens shaped by life in Sydney, Hong Kong, and Singapore to some of the world’s most memorable hotels and bars. In this episode, she shares how design becomes a rhythm that guides and connects. As the future of luxury moves toward emotional sustainability, Janet also reveals how spaces can help us slow down, stay a little longer, and heal.