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One of Such federation is Jagoo Nari Federation who has helped more many women to start their own businesses.
Rajesh Shukla
With the help of Nari federations, now Women Entrepreneurs start showing globally visible result and creating visible leadership and now women leadership increasing is in Transformative Era. In recent years, women have achieved remarkable strides in leadership roles globally, receiving better opportunities and salaries in multinational corporations and political landscapes. Many European countries now have women as heads of state, further highlighting the growing acceptance of women in pivotal roles. This progress signals a positive shift in the condition of women worldwide. As a businessman, one can identify more than 10,000 inspiring women leaders across industries who have broken barriers and set exemplary standards for leadership.
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Prominent Women Leaders and Their Organizations:
1. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Biocon (India), Founder and Chairperson
Major Achievements: A pioneer in biotechnology, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw has transformed Biocon into one of India’s leading pharmaceutical companies. She is a global advocate for innovation and affordable healthcare.
2. Indra Nooyi, PepsiCo (USA), Former CEO
Major Achievements: Indra Nooyi is recognized as one of the most influential business leaders globally. During her tenure at PepsiCo, she reshaped the company’s portfolio with a focus on healthier options and sustainability.
3. Naina Lal Kidwai, HSBC India, Former Country Head
Major Achievements: Naina Lal Kidwai was the first Indian woman to head HSBC India and the first woman president of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). She is a champion of environmental sustainability and women’s empowerment.
4. Mary Barra, General Motors (USA), CEO
Major Achievements: Mary Barra is the first female CEO of a major global automaker. She has spearheaded General Motors’ shift towards electric vehicles and sustainable transportation solutions.
5. Gita Gopinath, International Monetary Fund (IMF), Deputy Managing Director
Major Achievements: A prominent economist, Gita Gopinath is instrumental in shaping global economic policies. She was the first woman to serve as the Chief Economist of the IMF.
Women-Dominated Industries and Organizations
Certain industries and organizations are known for significant women representation and leadership:
- Healthcare and Biotechnology: Women like Dr. Soumya Swaminathan (WHO) and Dr. Geeta Manjunath (Niramai) have made ground-breaking contributions.
- Education and Non-Profit Organizations: Malala Yousafzai’s Malala Fund and Oprah Winfrey’s Leadership Academy for Girls are notable examples.
- Fashion and Lifestyle: Designers like Vera Wang and Anita Dongre have created empires that employ predominantly women.
- Public Relations and Communication: Firms like Edelman and Weber Shandwick often see strong representation of women in leadership roles.
- Hospitality: Women such as Sonu Shivdasani of Six Senses and Anita Gupta of Taj Hotels have redefined hospitality management.
A New Horizon for Women
This era signifies a pivotal moment for women worldwide, with their increasing presence in decision-making roles reshaping industries and inspiring future generations. As we celebrate these achievements, we must also encourage the creation of more opportunities for women across all sectors.
How Nari Federations Empower Women
Nari Federations are committed to supporting women entrepreneurs by providing a range of services designed to encourage and accelerate business development, develop skills and provide access to critical resources. One of Such federation is Jagoo Nari Federation who has helped more many women to start their own businesses.
Mentorship and Skill Development - Mentorship is essential to an entrepreneur's journey and Nari Federation can help creating mentors to help and guide women on the path of the entrepreneurial. A great mentor is a must to provide advice and information which helps one to overcome challenges, and the necessary reassurance to tackle challenges resolutely.
With help and under the mentorship, Nari Federations can also deliver skills development courses to foster business consciousness, financial literacy and leadership skills. These workshops are specifically designed to meet the needs of women entrepreneurs and provides them the knowledge and skills necessary to run and grow their business significantly. This helps in generation of employment.
Financial Assistance and Access to Capital- Securing Capital is a very difficult step for any entrepreneur. Jagoo Nari Federation also supports women to overcome this hurdle by creating avenues for women to access funding such as grants, subsidies and low interest rate loans specifically designed for women. It also helps by working directly with traditional financial institutions. Supported by financial backing, these federations help women business owners with today's toughest challenge, the scaling up of business due to financial limitations.
Networking and Community Building- A strong network is the most important asset for any entrepreneur. Nari Federations fosters a sense of community among women entrepreneurs through its provision of collegial membership, industry mentors, and network building opportunities. Not only it offers new opportunities to women, but it also opens the chance for networking in the fellowship to share experiences, challenges and successes, which, in the end, creates the chance of a chance for women to succeed.
The goal of support for women entrepreneurs is not only a success for a single woman entrepreneur. If women succeed it is good not only for themselves but for their families and communities, thus also contributing to social and economic advancements. Women-owned businesses are more likely to be socially and environmentally inclusive as well as sustainable, thereby promoting a more equitable and resilient economy.
In addition, promoting female entrepreneurships also helps to dismantle the bias between men and women, and create an equal, innovative cultural atmosphere. It can be a driver of future generations' women entrepreneurship, creating a positive reinforcement loop that benefits society.
The development of woman entrepreneurs is not just a matter of giving an opportunity but building an infrastructure that takes care of their specific needs, and of their capabilities. It is at the heart of this mission that Nari Federations are leading, providing the mentorship, the tools, and the community that women need in order to succeed and final add ups in making India in a great Nation.
As a greater number of women move into entrepreneurial positions, with backing from organizations such as the Jagoo Nari Federation, we will see a change in the business world-a world that is more diverse, more innovative and based on a wider range of views. The future is bright and with further support, women business leaders will certainly play a key role in a better future for everyone.
The Writer is Mr. Rajesh Shukla is Chief Strategist, National Intellectual Advisory, Mentor at Inspire India Now, Venture Studio Capital, Jagoo Nari Federation and Padhega Bharat
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