The Week That Was: Trailblazers Redefining the Future of Leadership

Today,​‍​‌‍​‍‌ women are the main agents of worldwide change and they are bringing about this change in a significant way with their foresight, staying power and resourcefulness. They are changing the face of leadership, raising the standards to a higher level which combines both innovation and empathy. By the time they reorganize the different sectors and, moreover, deepen their involvement in the evolution of the communities, these first movers are paving the way for a new age that values, among other things, inclusion and the collective progress.

Global​‍​‌‍​‍‌ Woman Leader is beyond thrilled to celebrate this amazing power, the trailblazers who defy the norms, ignite revolutions and broaden the scope of leadership for the ​‍​‌‍​‍‌future.

Explore GWL’s news section to know more.

More Women Now Serve on Executive Boards of Portuguese Companies

Women now hold more than double the executive board positions available to them in Portuguese listed companies since the introduction of gender quotas for board positions in 2017. However, despite this increase, the number of women occupying executive and senior management positions within Portuguese companies still remains quite low.

500+ to Attend Women in Aviation Middle East Meet in Riyadh

The Middle East Chapter Meeting of Women in Aviation (WIA), the world’s largest non-profit organization in aviation/aerospace, has over 500 registered delegates attending this meeting as part of the Fourth Global Airports Forum (GAF) in Riyadh on December 16.

INTELS Nigeria Graduates 62 Women from 2025 WEPSS Training

At the Rosa Volpi Women Development Centre in Onne, Rivers State, INTELS Nigeria Limited has held its graduation ceremony for 62 women who have completed their 2025 Women Empowerment Project Scheme (WEPSS).

SM Prime Supports Climate Resilience at UN Event

SM Prime Holdings Inc. further bolstered its drive for climate resilience as Vice President for Design, Innovation and Strategy Jessica Sy joined regional policymakers and development leaders at the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction's Women International Network for Disaster Risk Reduction Excellence Awards held in Bangkok on November 25.

Women's Health Northern Rivers Secures 975k to Expand Services

WHNR, previously referred to as NORWACS has now revealed that it has obtained nearly $975,000 in funding for the next two years to continue to provide outreach services and support additional women throughout the Northern Rivers.