A Call to World Leaders to change the World Rani Vanouska T. Modely “The Mother Teresa of football” - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

About This Presentation
Title:

A Call to World Leaders to change the World Rani Vanouska T. Modely “The Mother Teresa of football”

Description:

Rani Vanouska T. Modely, a formidable force in both the business and philanthropic realms. Descending from a noble lineage that traces back to the illustrious Chauhan dynasty of the Indian Empire and boasting a British aristocratic background, Rani Vanouska has emerged as a highly esteemed figure in the modern world. Her astute business acumen and compassionate philanthropic endeavors have garnered widespread admiration and respect. As a rising star, she continues to make waves with her visionary leadership and dedication to creating positive social impact. Rani Vanouska T. Modely is a name that demands attention and promises a bright future of success and benevolence. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:1
Slides: 3
Provided by: vanouskamodely
Category: Other
Tags:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: A Call to World Leaders to change the World Rani Vanouska T. Modely “The Mother Teresa of football”


1
R
Lifestyle A Call to World Leaders to change the
World Rani Vanouska T. Modely The Mother Teresa
of football.
ani Vanouska T. Modely is a rising star in the
business and philanthropic world. With a
2. What inspired you to focus on sport,
particularly football, and bring it to the
forefront of the cultural heritage of
humanity? I believe that sport, and particularly
football, has the power to bring people together
and unite them in a common purpose. It
transcends cultural, linguistic, and geographic
barriers, and has the ability to bring out the
best in people, promoting values such as
teamwork, respect, and fair play. For me, it was
a natural choice to focus on football and bring
it to the forefront of humanity's cultural
heritage, as it represents the very essence of
what it means to be human and to be part of a
larger community. Through my work as the
president of Football World Heritage, I aim to
preserve and celebrate the beauty and power of
this great game, and to inspire future
generations to carry on its legacy because
Football belongs to people.
noble background rooted in the Indian Empire's
Chauhan dynasty and a British aristocratic
lineage, she has become a highly respected figure
and a force to be reckoned with. As a top model,
successful entrepreneur, and passionate public
figure, she has earned the nickname of the
"Mother Teresa of Football" for her unwavering
commitment to using the sport as a tool for
change. With the support of influential figures,
including President of the 40th General Assembly
of UNESCO, H.E. Altay Cengizer, iconic players
and a committee of prestigious personalities,
Rani Vanouska is leading the official NGO
Football World Heritage with a mission to
register football as an intangible cultural
heritage of humanity. With her goal of bringing
together all 211 FIFA States in support of the
United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals,
Rani Vanouska's passion for football and
humanitarian causes is unparalleled. This
exclusive interview with Forbes magazine, led
by CEO Luiz Costa Macambira, is a testament to
Rani Vanouskas unique blend of grace and
determination, as well as her unwavering
commitment to making a positive impact in the
world.
47
46
F ORBES LIFE
F ORBES LIFE
3. How does Football World Heritage align with
the objectives of the United Nations? FWH aligns
with the objectives of the United Nations in
several key ways. Firstly, our focus on women's
empowerment aligns with the UN's efforts to
promote gender equality and empower all women
and girls. Secondly, our work in promoting
education and awareness through the sport of
football aligns with the UN's aim to provide
quality education and lifelong learning
opportunities for all. Lastly, our efforts to
preserve and protect the cultural heritage of
football can also contribute to preserving the
world heritage sites that are at risk. In this
way, Football World Heritage is not just about
preserving the sport itself, but also about
using it as a tool to promote and preserve our
collective cultural heritage for future
generations.
1. Can you tell us about the background and
inspiration behind the Football World Heritage
initiative? Helping people has always held a
special place in my heart. Coming from a
background, with roots in both Indian and
European cultures, I have been inspired by the
power of tradition and heritage. Despite my
family's objections, my modeling career, which I
began at the age of 12, gave me the opportunity
to see the world and opened my eyes to the
beauty of cultural exchange. This, combined with
my activism and ambassadorship for the Gusi
Peace Prize with the support of President Jacques
Chirac, and then my commitment to youth
development when I met President Emmanuel
Macron, helped shape my beliefs and values. I
made the decision to fully dedicate myself to
humanitarian causes and continue my modeling
career simultaneously. The Football World
Heritage initiative was born from my passion for
football and my belief in its power to create
positive change. During my goodwill work with
UNESCO, I saw the impact that cultural heritage
can have on communities and realized that
football is not just a sport, but a cultural
treasure that transcends borders and unites
people. With the support of major football and
political figures, and a committee of
international experts, I am leading the official
NGO Football World Heritage, with the goal of
registering football as an intangible cultural
heritage of humanity. By doing so, we can
harness the sport's reach and impact to support
the United Nations' Sustainable Development
Goals.
4. In your opinion, what is the significance of
football as a tool for promoting peace and unity
among nations? I have had the privilege of
engaging in discussions with several heads of
state, including HSH Prince Albert, on the topic
of football's role in promoting peace and unity
among nations. To me, football is much more than
just a sport. It is a universal language that
brings people from all walks of life and
backgrounds together on a common ground. Through
the celebration of the beautiful game, we are
able to break down barriers and create a sense
of community, bridging the gaps between
different cultures, religions, and nations. This
is why I believe that football has the power to
serve as a catalyst for positive change,
fostering peace, unity, and understanding among
the nations of the world.
5. How do you plan to rally support from global
leaders and institutions to achieve the goal of
registering football as an intangible cultural
heritage of humanity? I am launching an
international call to the top 100 Forbes
Football World Leaders to join our global
campaign by signing a pledge. The pledge is a
symbol of their commitment
F ORBES.MC
DE CEMBER 2022/ J ANU AR Y 2023
2
an intelligent strategy, these funds will be used
to support major initiatives, such as promoting
women's empowerment, providing education for
children, and preserving endangered world
heritage sites. By harnessing the reach and
influence of football, we can make a real
difference and create a better future for all.
49
48
F ORBES LIFE
F ORBES LIFE
8. Can you tell us more about your vision behind
creating the iconic World ball? When I designed
the Worldball, I envisioned it as a symbol of
universality, a piece of art that would connect
the energies of the entire world to a shared
desire for unity and peace. In an edition of 100
balls specially made for collectors, the
Worldball has been signed by some of the
world's most influential leaders including
President Emmanuel Macron, UNESCO President HE
Altay Cengizer, President George Weah, Prince
Albert of Monaco, and lately Prime Minister Edi
Rama of Albania. Their signatures are a
testament to the power of the Worldball, and its
ability to inspire people to come together
towards a common goal.
9. How do you think that artists like Philippe
Pastor can revolutionizing the world of
football? Football and art both have the power to
create a happier world, and contemporary artists
have used football as a form of expression, such
as Picasso, Dali, Warhol, Nicolas de Stael and
many more. That's why I have chosen the renowned
Monégasque artist Philippe Pastor to create a
special collection called 'BASTA' for Football
World Heritage. This masterpiece is a call to
action to bring the world together through the
magic of football and support the UN's objective
of preserving the planet. The first piece of
this rare collection, with a painting originally
made for Benjamin de Rothschild, will be
represented by the BASTA ball, numbered and
signed by the artist. The ball was launched with
Forbes during an event in Monaco in November
2022, and the first ball was offered to Formula
1 driver Charles Leclerc.
to using the power of football to create a better
world and spread positive impact through the
sport. Our aim is to unite the 211 FIFA
countries, heads of state, royal families,
institutions, and others to acknowledge and
celebrate the game in the hearts of the 4.8
billion football fans around the world. By
signing the pledge, these leaders are not only
acknowledging the significance of football, but
they are also taking action. Our goal is to make
football World Héritage the most talked about
initiative and to have a planetary impact with
several million signatories to make this sport a
legend and its legacy. In this campaign, we will
showcase the significant impact of football on
the ecosystem and its potential to support the
goals of the United Nations. The global football
industry generates billions of dollars each
year and has the power to create job
opportunities, drive economic growth, and uplift
communities. By rallying support from leaders
and institutions, we hope to raise awareness and
provide financial support to preserve our
heritage, while also promoting peace and unity
among nations. We believe that football has the
power to bring people together and create a
better world for all.
6. Can you share some initiatives that you have
implemented to showcase the impact of football on
society and the world? Many children in the
world don't have the chance to play with a ball
and experience the joy of the game. This is why
we launched the initiative ONECHILDONESMILE,
where we work with states and modern heroes, we
distribute balls and sportswear to
underprivileged children across the world,
creating a tangible impact on their lives and
demonstrating the positive influence that the
sport can have on society. By partnering with
world-renowned players like Griezman, Arsène
Wenger, George Weah, and many more, we aim to
inspire children everywhere and show them the
true potential of football as a tool for positive
change and change their lives.
10. What advice do you have for young
entrepreneurs looking to make a difference in the
world ? As a young entrepreneur myself who
became an activist, I would say that it's
important to stay true to your values and to
never compromise your integrity. The world is in
need of leaders who are driven by a strong sense
of purpose, and who are committed to creating
positive change in the world. By staying true to
your values, you will inspire others to do the
same and together, we can create a better future
for all.
7. What is your ultimate goal for Football World
Heritage and how do you plan to achieve it? My
ultimate goal for Football World Heritage is to
use the power of the sport to create a positive
impact on society and the world. The football
economy is reported to be worth 400 billion
worldwide. Through this pledge, we aim to raise
1 billion dollars by 2026 (FIFA World Cup in
North America, USA-Canada-Mexico). Associated with
F ORBES.MC
DE CEMBER 2022/ J ANU AR Y 2023
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com