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PWN Global is a global movement of people working towards gender balanced leadership through professional development and international, cross-industry, online and in-person networking. 

Learn, connect, share, advance globally

Benefits of membership

We offer you a home, place to learn from like-minded individuals; develop new skills (via our tried and tested volunteering programme), air your professional concerns and frustrations and find solutions! Become a member of the PWN Global community and you can:

  • Access a ready-built support network that will help you achieve your professional aspirations
  • Learn from a wealth of practical advice on how to deal with inequality in the workplace

Become a Corporate Partner and access in-depth knowledge that will support your organisation in putting gender balance at the very core of your operations.

Connect, share, learn, advance – yourself and the world!

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Welcome to PWN Lisbon!

What is PWN Lisbon?

PWN Lisbon is a portuguese branch of PWN Global. PWN Global is a unique off-line and online networking and learning community for women and companies seeking to promote and encourage the professional progress of women.

PWN Global elects Ana Torres president of the first quarter of 2018 and positions PWN Lisbon as the 2nd largest member network

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It's not sexist to say women aren't ambitious - it's about being gender bilingual

large engineering firm complained to me recently that they would â??love to recruit more women, but they just donâ??t apply.â? So we took a look at the job recruitment ads they use, the channels on which they published them, and the long list of bullet points that outlined the requirements...

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The best CEOs for women can’t all be men, here’s why

Can the best CEOs for women be men? One ranking this week suggested just that.

Out of a list of the top 50 CEOs for women, compiled by job site Comparably, only four  were female: Accenture’s Julie Sweet, General Motors’ Mary T. Barra, Lockheed Martin’s Marilyn A. Hewson, and Vertafore’s...

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What we offer

  • Balanced Leadership
    Balanced Leadership

    It’s no secret that balanced leadership is no longer simply the ‘right’ thing to do ...

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  • Mentoring
    Mentoring

    Mentoring is recognised as cost-effective and impactful way to prepare future business lea...

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  • Entrepreneurship
    Entrepreneurship

    Currently, 30% of PWN’s global member base identify themselves as Entrepreneurs. If you ...

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  • Women on Board
    Women on Board

    A wide research shows that a broad set of business benefit is associated with gender diver...

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  • Networking / Events
    Networking / Events

    Networking is one of the single most powerful ways to boost your career - our mantra: conn...

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  • Knowledge
    Knowledge

    Too much information, not enough time? Let us help you cut though the noise!! We present y...

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Women's Careers: From Problematic to Futuristic

Companies have grudgingly adjusted to the fact that women have babies – far fewer have adjusted to the fact that men have them too. But with two weighty new segments – the Millennials and the Perennials (aka as Boomers), women aren't the exception. It’s the old models that are becoming obsolete.

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