Power for women!

Studies show that female-led companies perform better in terms of environmental and climate protection as well as with regard to social aspects. And female entrepreneurs are more often committed to the common good than their male counterparts. What can we learn from them? We invite you to an exchange of experiences and perspectives between different regions of the world.

In cooperation with the Bayer Foundation.

Speakers

Helene Banner, Moderator. She has spent ten years as a spokesperson in European politics and now founded her own business project “Let‘s Just Be Imperfect, Ladies”.

Elsa Rajemison, co-founded the mobile platform mTomady, which accelerates access to medical treatment for those in need. With the company, Elsa wants to contribute to the transformation of the health system in her home country of Madagascar.

Mulu Hundera, does research about family support for female entrepreneurs in countries in the global south. Mulu Hundera is a business economist at Haramaya University in Ethiopia and is currently a fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation at the University of Cologne.

Mina Saidze, author and founder of “Inclusive Tech.” With her initiative, Mina Saidze advocates for greater AI ethics and diversity in the tech industry. Manager Magazine named her one of the leading AI thought leaders in Germany.

Milena Glimbovski, founder of the packaging-free supermarket “Original Unverpackt” and the publishing house “Ein guter Plan”. To realize her plans, she raised 100,000 euros through crowdfunding and pitched in the TV-Show “Höhle der Löwen”.

Stefan Wilhelm, initiates social impact projects for the Bayer Foundation. The Bayer Foundation invests in social entrepreneurs worldwide to strengthen women as actors in the economy. In a spotlight, he will give a quick insight into the investor’s experiences in scaling female led businesses.

Event information

• Venue: Forum
  
• Admission: free of charge
• Registration is required. Remaining tickets are available at the box office.
• Language: German and English

Accessibility

• We will leave seats free if you wish to sit close to the stage due to visual impairments.
• We will ask for guide assistance if you need itWe are a wheelchair accessible venue.
• Conditions of participation: no previous knowledge required
• Drinks and food can be purchased.

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Photo & Video

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Tickets

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A woman with curly hair in his late twenties is seen holding the mic and trying to get people's attention while they seated at an audience, wearing blue jeans shirt and black beanie hat . The room filled of other young people sitting on chairs aorund her. Shot from behind, oer the womans shoulder, taken by Sony Alpha A7 III camera with wide-angle lens.