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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

PWN offers you a one-stop platform to connect with like-minded professionals from across the world; to develop your skills and competencies, and to share your experience and knowledge. When you become a member of PWN Stockholm, you also join the PWN Global community, where you can:

  • Access a ready built global professional network that will help you to achieve your career aspirations
  • Learn from diverse sources (local events, mentoring, forums, webinars, and dynamic content) how you can advance your career and make a difference to gender balance globally

Contact our VP Mentoring to find out more about our mentoring program.

Become a Corporate Partner and make a difference. We will support you with our corporate services, raise your visibility as a Gender Balanced Organisation and meet your geographical needs with a comprehensive programme. Together we will place gender balance at the very core of your operations.

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

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Welcome to PWN Stockholm!

PWN Stockholm is the Swedish branch of PWN Global. Our mission is to promote the development of women in business. We bring together women at various levels from a variety of businesses and professions, from multinational companies to small companies and entrepreneurs.

Our objective is to provide cross-generational networking, experience sharing, and a leadership training platform to international professional women based in the greater Stockholm area. We are continuously growing and have over 50 active members. Please contact us here for any questions you may have about our chapter.

 

 

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What we offer

  • Balanced Leadership
    Balanced Leadership

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  • Entrepreneurship
    Entrepreneurship

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

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    Balanced Boards

    We recognise that the C-suite leaders amongst our members have some very specific needs an...

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    Networking / Events

    Networking is one of the single most powerful ways to boost your career and contributes to...

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    Knowledge

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Alleged misconduct by the management of financial corporations such as AMP is not the fault of women, says prominent business figure Kevin McCann, who believes that without strong gender diversity targets more women won't get appointed to boards. His comments come as Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) figures show for the first time women account for 30 per cent of board positions across Australia's top 100 listed companies.

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