Let’s remind ourselves that the highest proportion of women
with senior positions and roles are in the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China
and South Africa) nations. This comprises 30% of senior management positions,
which is higher than the global average at 24%. I-WIL-B Seminar is dedicated to
advocating for women empowerment and the need to embrace gender diversity in
the workplace particularly in leadership roles. It is our mission to promote
for women pioneers and inspire high quality leadership in the women that we
engage with through capacity building workshops or leadership development
programs. In commemoration of the 2016 International Women’s day’s theme ‘Pledge
for gender parity”, I-WIL-B Seminar will be hosting a breakfast meeting in
Rustenburg on the 11th March 2016. The location has since been
chosen as a central point to suit the peer network group; with members
predominantly in Gauteng and the Bojanala Rustenburg region of the North West
Province.
The breakfast meeting is intended to create a platform for
strategic thinking and the organizational structure including the adoption of
the draft Constitution of I-WIL-B. As a peer network group the idea is to keep
it both business as well as leisure which is why we have decided to have a golf
clinic for beginners and a 9 hole challenge for the golfers. We hope to see a lot of vibrant and dynamic
women who want to be part of this journey, telling a new story about the
progressive women.
There is a lot to be done including identifying the right
sponsors and partners who share our vision of a gender-balanced work place.
What is really exciting to see is a host of 21st century businesses
that make work place more accommodating to women and this tells us that they do
recognize their talent potential. This is absolutely encouraging and tells us
that sooner than we think we will see the change in mindsets in our society. However
it starts with us as women, release your inhibitions and start living your
purpose today. Join us on the 11th March in Rustenburg South Africa
and make your ‘pledge for parity’ | Email i-wil-b@groupmail.com
for an Invitation
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