Prime Highlights Women entrepreneurs and investors will meet at the Women’s Capital Summit to expand access to funding and business opportunities. The two-day New York event will focus on investment,…
Prime Highlights- All three collectives are fully occupied, together housing 38 women-owned businesses across the Buffalo region. Forness runs five businesses in total, blending her own ventures with the collectives…
Prime Highlights AWIEF and Nedbank will support 75 women-owned businesses over three years. The programme will help South African businesses improve operations, access finance and enter local and international markets. Key Facts Each annual cohort will…
Prime Highlights Women’s health funding reached a record $1.55 billion in 2025. Investment spread across more companies, categories and countries. Key Facts 85 companies raised equity in 2025, the highest annual total recorded. Ten…
Prime Highlights More than 90% of Furnished Finder’s Colombia operations team identifies as women. The team manages customer experience, trust, sales and quality functions for the US platform. Key Facts …
Prime Highlights Women make up over 30 percent of IMESA's membership, with many in leadership roles. Roxanne Canny, Princesse Kabala Muke and Mpho Plaatjie lead IMESA branches across South Africa. …
Prime Highlights Village Business Units are helping rural Zimbabwean women earn independent incomes and strengthen household food security. At the Virira Village Business Unit, women make up 30 of 37 members, reflecting…
Prime Highlights- Viva Core launches non-profit arm Viva Core CIC eight months after opening its Northampton studio. Founder Joyce Mwape targets national and international growth, including a planned Zambia studio. …
Prime Highlights Nationwide has become the sole banking partner of Female Founders Rise, supporting more than 12,000 female entrepreneurs and non-binary founders. The partnership aims to improve access to banking,…
Prime Highlights CCBRT receives 21.4m/- to expand Mabinti Programme, training 40 vulnerable women in Tanzania. Standard Chartered funds vocational training, sewing machines to boost women's economic independence. Key Facts Six-week training covers…
