WEBCO Introduces 8-Member Committee to Empower Women in Canada

The Women Empowerment Bangladeshi Canadian Organization (WEBCO) has introduced its organizing committee, bringing together women from diverse professional backgrounds to advance women's empowerment, community development and social engagement across Canada.

Founded by IT professional and community leader Taniza Reza, WEBCO aims to connect and support women by creating opportunities for professional networking, mentorship, leadership development and community participation. The organization seeks to build a platform where women can share their experiences, strengthen their skills and contribute to their communities.

The newly introduced organizing committee represents professionals from several sectors, including technology, finance, healthcare, education, entrepreneurship, arts and community services. Its guiding message, "Empowering Women, Inspiring Youth, Connecting Communities," reflects its focus on women's development, youth participation and stronger community connections.

Key Highlights:

• WEBCO introduces an eight-member committee to empower women in Canada
• Founded by Taniza Reza, WEBCO promotes mentorship, leadership and entrepreneurship
• The organization supports youth engagement, cultural inclusion and community development

The committee consists of 8 members, Taniza Reza, founder and president, is an IT professional, interpreter, community leader and women empowerment advocate.

Sheikh Tanvina Islam, a line manager and games and activities coordinator, and Iffat Chowdhury, a healthcare professional, entrepreneur, event planner and community builder, are among the other members. Other members include: Syeda Marzana Mahbub Ema, a wealth management professional, entrepreneur, poetry recitation artist and cultural event organizer, and Sheikh Tanvina Islam, a line manager and games and activities coordinator.

Additionally, Iffat Amin Nabila is a programmer, software quality assurance analyst and entrepreneur, Sayeeda Fahmee Chowdhury is a community health ambassador, entrepreneur, pharmacist and staff member of the Toronto District School Board, and expert at Apple Canada Bonna Mirza is an accountant and expert at Apple Canada.

WEBCO hopes to promote collaboration and participation of women in the society through community events; youth volunteer programs, cultural celebration, women entrepreneurship support, etc. The programs are designed to provide opportunities for women to share their knowledge, build leadership skills, and establish professional and community connections.

Her mission, she believes, is to create a space where women from all professions will be respected, where individual talents will be valued, and where each individual has an opportunity to contribute, said Founder and President Taniza Reza.

While their careers and experiences may differ, the members of the committee are united in their goal of helping each other and making a difference in their communities.

WEBCO is designed with women's empowerment, youth engagement and cultural inclusion in mind to bring about positive changes in the relationship between community members and expand opportunities for women in the Canadian community, starting with a focus on building relationships between professionals, entrepreneurs and community advocates.