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PWN Paris is a global movement of people accelerating gender balanced leadership in business and society, through professional development and international, cross-industry, online and in-person networking. 

Learn, connect, share, advance globally

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Connect with members around the world. Develop professionally through our learning, leadership and mentoring programs, events and webinars.

Access our state-of-the-art website and join committees, forums and other social means for networking. 

 

PWN Paris is a branch of PWN Global. We are a cross-sectoral networking, advocacy, information and training forum for management-level women and men with an international outlook.

The mission of the association – which is run by a group of dynamic women, all volunteers – is to promote the professional progress of women and give them the tools, networks and skills they need to assume leadership roles. 

 

 

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The first inclusive network in France

    

On June 12th Françoise Derolez and Cécile Bernheim, Co-Presidents of PWN Paris, announced the opening of the network to men executives and leaders who wish to act to promote the balance between women and men in the economic world.

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What’s Your Leadership Origin Story?

Origin stories come in many forms: tales of how we entered a profession, personal chronicles explaining how and when we became part of an organization, accounts of how we met our significant other, or even how we emerged as a new person after a crisis. Despite this natural inclination, we rarely...

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8 Things Any CEO Can Do To Advance Diversity And Inclusion Right Now

“I'm sorry” An apology is only as good as actions that take place to correct what has been done wrong! When it comes to workplace inclusion, there is, unfortunately much more work that leadership has to do, to begin to promote and embed diversity. Read the full article in Forbes. 

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What we offer

  • Manifeste
    Manifeste

    Signez notre Manisfeste !  Etant que premier réseau professionnel féminin français, m...

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  • DEVELOP
    DEVELOP

    This year, the PWN Paris DEVELOP teams are offering you three programmes: Unleash Your Ta...

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  • Entrepreneurs
    Entrepreneurs

    Thinking about becoming an entrepreneur? Or “been there” for a while? From the pre-sta...

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  • NETWORK
    NETWORK

    Take a look at the exciting events that we have on offer, all great opportunities to star...

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  • Mentoring
    Mentoring

    PWN Paris DEVELOP - Mentoring Programme : What is mentoring ? Mentoring is a sharing, su...

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  • Think Tanks
    Think Tanks

    A simple definition of think tank is an organization that consists of a group of people w...

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  • TopExec
    TopExec

    Top Executive Program :  Are you still on the wrong side of the Boardroom door? Need a...

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How Big a Role Will Kamala Harris Get to Play?

As Ms. Harris joins the Democratic ticket, the question now is how much power she will wield over the campaign and in office.

In 1984, days after Geraldine Ferraro accepted the nomination for vice president at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, Walter Mondale and his campaign team called a planning meeting. There were flip charts and calendars and detailed itineraries.

Read Alisha Haridasani Gupta's full article in the New York Times 'In Her Words' column. 

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