Meet our remarkable guest contributors from emerging economies. They span all ages, sectors, positions and regions. Here they share their personal journeys, lessons learned and advice to help other women – like you – on your path to succeess.
“I’ve been raised with the idea that being a woman is a blessing. ” Mariam from the Republic of Georgia shares in a series of charming stories how she has worked to prove herself in running and in pursuing business…
Larisa, a doctorate student at Ilia State University in Georgia, spoke during Women’s History Month about the Social Progress Index in her country and possible solutions to gender inequality..
As a student at the Christian Service University, I learned of the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU) which engages the next generation of world leaders on college campuses to take concrete steps to address global challenges. So, I made a commitment in 2010 with my co-founders to use bamboo to produce bicycles. Our project was accepted. […]
Payal paints a vivid picture of how opportunities and culture has shifted in the past two decades with people leaving steady, corporate jobs to dive into the unknowns of entrepreneurship…
Freyaz Shroff created her startup after several humanitarian and professional initiatives. She shares her three success mantras: meditation, weekly planning, and…
Dharmendar Kanwar is a full-time writer, heritage conservationist and promoter of tourism in Rajasthan, India: “There really is no short-cut to success; it is only dedication that puts you above the rest…”
Neera Saggi has worked in government for 28 years: “It’s important not to say what others want to hear. But how you say it is crucial. You must always be who you are or else at some point you will fall apart…”