The Week That Was: Womenpreneurs leading the Change

Women are at the forefront of the change, and with their vision and creativity, they are changing the world through their deeds. The leadership qualities of women are a blend of innovative ideas and empathy; hence, they are setting new standards for success not only in the various sectors but also in different industries. Not only are these women leaders changing the face of business, technology, and society, but they are also acting as a bridge between different groups of people and are champions of a kind of development that is sustainable and inclusive.

Global Woman Leader is pleased to have witnessed this much power in action, women who go beyond the existing paradigms, bring changes that engage the mind, and in every way, expand the definition of leadership. It is not only an honor to pay tribute to these women but also a source of motivation for the younger generation to lead with purpose, passion, and a collective sense of moving forward.

Explore GWL’s news section to know more.

NCAA Hails Govt Policies Empowering Nigerian Women in Aviation

Barrister Bukola Teriba, the Lagos Regional Manager of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), encouraged women in the aviation industry to take advantage of the enabling policies put in place by the federal government to advance their careers.

Home Builders Federation Funds Site Management Placements for Women

The Home Builders Federation (HBF) is supporting site management placements for women to improve skills and increase the number of women in the construction industry. The “Women into Home Building” program, which is in its eighth year, partners with national and regional home builders to provide these placements.

New Zealand Marks IYWF 2026, Challenging Gender Roles in Farming

As New Zealand celebrates the United Nations’ International Year of the Woman Farmer 2026 (IYWF 2026), industry leaders are dispelling the myth that women are only supporting farmers, not leading them.

Norway Envoy Urges Action on Gender Gap in AI & Tech

May-Elin Stener, Norway’s Ambassador to India, emphasized the importance of addressing the gender imbalance within artificial intelligence and technology during her speech at the AI Impact Summit 2026.

AmCham Kuwait Hosts Program to Support Women's Financial Literacy

The Diwaniya was organized by AmCham Kuwait and supported by CFA Society Kuwait, UIC and Boeing to provide a venue for improving Financial Literacy for Women through the Women in Business Focus Group.