The Week That Was: Women Reshaping the Corporate World

Women today are definitely reshaping the world by employing their vision and creativity to make world a better place through their work.

One of a woman's way of leading is a combination of fresh ideas and understanding. That is why they not only change the models of success in various fields but also other sectors.

Along with running businesses, technology, and social making, these leaders are uniting different communities and they represent a kind of growth that is both inclusive and sustainable.

Global Woman Leader is glad they have supported women who are the leading agents of major changes and who, through their work, not only break old patterns but also open people's minds and redefine leadership in every possible way.

Explore GWL’s news section to know more.

Fyffes Reports on Partnership for Good Program Supporting Women

Fyffes has announced the results of the first six months of the Partnership for Good program, a partnership between its banana brand Trudi’s and CARE International UK. The program targets women in banana-producing communities in Costa Rica.

Wema Bank CEO Reaffirms Commitment to Gender Inclusion

Moruf Oseni, who is the Managing Director and CEO of Wema Bank, reiterated the bank’s commitment to gender inclusion, stating that empowering women was key to economic growth and development.

UK Minister's Action Plan Aims to Address Pay & Health Inequality

Minister for Women and Equalities has announced an action plan to support women who are underpaid and whose health problems are ignored at work. Bridget Phillipson (who is also the Secretary of State for Education) commented: “We want to empower women in the workplace, and we want to encourage businesses to share their own actions for closing the gender pay gap and supporting women experiencing menopause”.

Karen Stewart Appointed to USask Board of Governors

Karen Stewart - an entrepreneur and business strategist - joins USask’s Board of Governors as a member appointed by the government to provide guidance on long-term financial and administrative direction, oversight of strategic priorities and university resource allocation – according to an announcement from Saskatoon.

ANZCHAM & Aristocrat Gaming Celebrate Women at IWD Manila Event

The Australian-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce Philippines (ANZCHAM) in collaboration with Aristocrat Gaming hosted an IWD event in Manila on March 3rd. The event attracted over 370 followers and featured multiple speakers and panel discussions revolving around women's achievements, the equal treatment of women and men and creating regional partnerships. The theme of this year's IWD event was "Give to Gain".