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How Women’s Leadership & Collective Action Makes a Difference in Empowering Women?

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March 8, 2025

As an entrepreneur, I have always been inspired by the power of women’s leadership and collective action in creating real change. When we lead, we break barriers and set new standards, showing others that leadership is not about permission but about boldness and the confidence to take up space, make decisions, and drive progress. Our collective action strengthens our empowerment.

Through mentorship, advocacy, and shared opportunities, we uplift each other, ensuring that success is not an individual journey but a shared movement. Empowered women empower others, creating a cycle of leadership, growth and impact. When we support each other, we foster resilience, confidence, and meaningful impact. Together, we rise, lead, and inspire the next generation of women leaders —empowered, confident, and ready to break barriers, drive progress, and change the world.

Elanor Finfin Krzanowski Executive Director, Cardinal Points International

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Women’s Leadership & Collective Action are powerful catalysts for driving gender equality and empowering women worldwide.

When women step into leadership roles, they bring unique perspectives, foster inclusive decision-making and challenges systemic barriers that perpetuate inequality.

Their presence in politics, business & community organizations inspire others and creates pathways for future generations of women to thrive. Collective Action amplifies this impact.

By uniting around shared goals, women can advocate for policies that address critical issues like healthcare and access to education. From grassroots organizations to global networks, women are driving progress in areas like economic empowerment and sports.

Ultimately, Women’s Leadership and Collective Action are transformative forces. They dismantle stereotypes, empower marginalized voices and pave the way for a more just and inclusive world.

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“On this International Women’s Day (March 8), I encourage everyone – especially women – to:

Support and uplift each other.

Build your networks early.

Find your tribe — those trusted peers and mentors who will challenge you, celebrate you, and help you grow.

“And most importantly, remember: your career is just one part of your life. It’s so important to make space for the things that bring you joy and fulfilment outside of work. For me, my three children are my greatest inspiration – they keep me grounded, they challenge me in the best ways, and they remind me of my “why” every single day.” – Tracy Berkeley, CEO, Bermuda Tourism Authority

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“Women’s leadership and collective action are powerful drivers of progress, breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated spaces like football. At the Turks & Caicos Islands Football Association, and as a FIFA and Concacaf Council Member, I’ve seen firsthand how inclusive leadership transforms organizations. When women lead, we foster diversity, innovation, and stronger communities. By working together, we create opportunities, inspire future generations, and build a more equitable sporting landscape. True empowerment comes from ensuring women not only have a seat at the table but that their voices shape the game.”

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