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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. 

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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.

 

Maria João Mileu, co-coordenadora do programa Women on Board da PWN Lisbon, à conversa com o Dinheiro Vivo, a propósito de diversidade... Ora leia!

 

Ana Torres, Presidente da PWN Lisbon, esteve à conversa com Ana Sofia Fernandes, da Plataforma Portuguesa para os Direitos das Mulheres, numa conversa moderada por Pedro Pinheiro, Diretor-Adjunto da TSF - Rádio Notícias, no seu programa quinzenal Olhe que não. 

Ser ou não feminista foi o tema e a diversidade a abordagem seguida por Ana Torres. Já está online. Não perca!

https://www.tsf.pt/programa/olhe-que-nao/interior/ser-ou-nao-ser-feminista

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Fathers getting paid parental leave can help women's careers

Fathers getting paid parental leave can help women's careers Anna Patty 13:28, Aug 22 2019 Reddit Millennial men felt least included of anyone in their workplace, said Miranda Burdon, chief executive of Global Women, in a speech outlining new research on inclusivity in the workplace....

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Gender discrimination the key driver of pay gap

Aug 22, 2019 — 12.00am Share Gender discrimination in the workplace is the main cause of the gender pay gap, surpassing children, part-time work and occupational segregation, a new report has found. Economic analysis by KPMG released on Thursday found gender discrimination accounted for...

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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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  • YOUTH
    YOUTH

    Through the YOUTH PROGRAM, PWN LISBON aims to be the leading network in Portugal for young...

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Courageous and Resilient Women Business Owners Share Their Stories and Lessons Learned Building Successful Businesses

Bank of America Private Bank’s newest white paper, Women’s Entrepreneurial Journeys: Profiles of Leadership in an Era of New Opportunities, profiles eight courageous and resilient women who share their personal stories and the lessons they learned building successful businesses.

The stories highlight eight different entrepreneurial journeys that fall into four different categories:

  1. Founded and sold.
  2. Inherited or bought.
  3. Founded and still owns.
  4. “Next generation” founders.

For this and more articles from PWN Global, join our FREE community today.

Read the full article at Women Entrepreneurs GROW Global

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