The Week That Was: Change-Makers Shaping Tomorrow's Leadership
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The Week That Was: Change-Makers Shaping Tomorrow's Leadership

By: GWL Team | Sunday, 28 December 2025

Women nowadays are at the forefront of change, shaping the world with their outstanding blend of foresight and creativity. Through their leadership style, which combines great innovation with empathy, they are establishing new standards in different industries. These leaders are not only paving the way for business, technology, social development, and other sectors, but at the same time, they are uniting the communities and enhancing sustainable progress. Their empowerment helps foster a world that is not only more inclusive and balanced but also geared up for the future.

Global Woman Leader is excited to recognize this powerful energy, women who challenge the norms, spark change and extend the boundaries of leadership. By recognizing these trailblazers, we not only honor their path but also inspire the next generation to lead with purpose, courage and a shared vision for progress.

Explore GWL’s news section to know more.

60 Ethiopian Women Graduate from China-Supported Program

In the capital of Ethiopia, over 60 Ethiopian women business owners were part of a GFEEP workshop (sponsored by China). This workshop provided two weeks of training in Strategic Business Thinking, Digital Literacy, Modern Business Models, and Foundational Entrepreneurial Skills.

Nigerian Pres Bola T Hails Women's Increased Role in Governance

President Bola Tinubu assured of supporting efforts towards increasing women's participation in governance while speaking at the All Progressives Congress, APC National Caucus meeting at State House Banquet Hall in Abuja.

Suzanne Berg Appointed CEO of Women's Sportswear Brand Goal Five

Goal Five, a women's sportswear brand and licensed consumer Products Company, announced that it has named Suzanne Berg Currier as its new Chief Executive Officer. She previously worked as the firm's Chief Marketing Officer and sits on its board of directors.

Standard Chartered Ghana Trains 30 Women Entrepreneurs

Standard Chartered Bank in Ghana celebrated the graduation of 30 young females in its Women Entrepreneurship Skills Project on December 17, 2025. The project has been carried out in collaboration with the McAryce Foundation after a three-month vocational and entrepreneurship skills training program. The project targets women from less-advantaged communities.

HSBC Appoints Ida Liu as CEO of Its Private Bank

HSBC has appointed Ida Liu to the role of chief executive officer, with effect from January 5, the bank announced in a statement Monday. The move represents a change in command at one of the bank’s major wealth management operations.

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