According to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) report, the rate of entrepreneurship has risen by 10% on average from 2015-2016.

Studies have shown that women are a third more likely to start a business out of necessity than men due to their financial situation especially in the South East Asian regions with low GDP per capita, where women had to find ways to earn more to supplement the household income.

However, in the developed regions, women may be more educated and financially stable, but they too face the struggles of managing their family and career successfully. Some fear entrepreneurship due to the lack of experience and support, while some were ingrained with the mindset that entrepreneurship is for men.

Thus, we are designing this support platform to assist aspiring or young entrepreneurs to jump-start their entrepreneurial journey by providing them with the skill-sets through training and coaching, and to network with successful entrepreneurs, leaders and investors through our events and summits.

Key mission is to inspire, educate and empower women so that they can be financially  independent, capable, and self-sustaining.