World Congress CEO and leadership

Hands-on executive with a broad base of financial and operations experience, with over twenty years of achievement in dynamic environments. Broad general management experience in diversified businesses, both domestic and international, having multi-locations with differing operating cultures. Valued as a creative, innovative and challenge-oriented professional who gets things done and for adeptness in applying computer techniques to streamline accounting operations.

Specialties: Familiarity with many types of ERP systems. Technical expertise with Microsoft Office products i.e. Excel, Word, Powerpoint, Access. Other Software to include; Hyperion, Quickbooks, AS400, Great Plains Dynamics, FRX, Infinium, Lotus 1-2-3.

Mabel Jong is the Host of HealthDay Now, an interview segment produced by the team at HealthDay, the largest producer globally of health content. She is a professional on-camera interviewer and panel moderator specializing in healthcare and business news and contracts as an on-site host at numerous industry conferences and events including the World Health Care Congress (WorldCongress.com), the National Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC.org) and the International Economic Alliance (iealliance.org). An award winning journalist with over two decades of experience working in business news production in the United States, Asia, and Europe, she produced a weekly show out of London for CNBC Europe that focused on the strategies of headline making CEOs. In addition to her extensive production work, she has worked as an anchor and correspondent for CNBC, NBC News and ABC News. She reported in Asia during a pivotal time in the region's history, landed a one on one interview with Britain's Prime Minister and has done live shots out in the middle of the ocean aboard an aircraft carrier. In addition to her current on-camera work, she served as a media advisor to several noteworthy thought leaders including Professor Muhammad Yunus, founder of the Grameen Bank and former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker.