Discover key insights and trends from the 2024 Women in Wind applicant pool. Explore the demographics, backgrounds, and motivations of this year’s talented candidates in our in-depth analysis.
The Women in Wind Global Leadership Program is delighted to announce a significant expansion for this year’s scheme. In a historic first for the program, applications will now be welcomed from three more emerging markets for wind
Discover the power of impactful leadership and embrace the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2023. Gain valuable insights from Sarah Barber’s transformative journey and learn to lead with active listening, diversity promotion, positive role modeling, and a growth mindset. Unlock hidden potential in yourself and your team to drive success and foster a culture of acceptance and continuous improvement.
Discover the profound impact of networking and its significance in personal and professional growth, as highlighted in the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2023. Learn valuable lessons and practical tips on nurturing and building a strong network to expand horizons, access new opportunities, and foster collaborative ventures. Embrace the power of networking and unlock your potential for success.
The Women in Wind Global Leadership Program class of 2023 met for the first time, with virtual discussions on program objectives and career-building opportunities. Participants will engage in mentoring, learning curriculum, study tours, and networking sessions to prepare the next generation of women leaders in wind.
The Women in Wind Global Leadership Program welcomes its Class of 2023, comprised of 23 emerging leaders in the wind energy sector from diverse backgrounds. The program aims to address the underrepresentation of women in senior positions by empowering emerging leaders, particularly women, to become agents of change in the industry. Achieving gender equality is a strategic priority for growth and success in the wind energy sector, and the program aims to create a more diverse and inclusive industry that can drive positive change and innovation in the transition to renewable energy.
Women in Wind Global Leadership Program welcomes biggest intake ever for fifth year 24 March 2023, Brussels | The Global Wind Energy Council (‘GWEC’) and the Global Women’s Network for the Energy Transition (‘GWNET’) are delighted
A huge year for Women in Wind shows the wind sector will deliver a just energy transition By Jeaneatte Gitobu, Director, Women in Wind Global Leadership Program This year’s Women in Wind Global Leadership Program is
This week, the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program held its second Knowledge-Transfer Webinar, where our 2022 participants and mentors took part in an exclusive session on Acting with Power.
Women in Wind held its first Knowledge-Transfer Webinar of the 2022 cohort of the Program on Tuesday, 26th July, 2022 on the topic of offshore wind.
Women in Wind 2022 program welcomes 22 new mentors for this year’s scheme
Women in Wind 2022 program welcomes 21 new participants for this year’s scheme
Last week, the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program conducted its fifth and final Knowledge-Transfer Webinar of 2021 on the topic of “Wind Engineering & Systems.”
This week, the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program conducted its third Knowledge-Transfer Webinar of 2021 on the topic of “High-Impact Presentation Skills.”
This week, Women in Wind conducted its second Knowledge-Transfer Webinar of 2021. The webinar focused on “Global Outlook and Opportunities” with presentations from IEA, RWE and RE100.
In a post shared by our Women in Wind Ambassador in Japan, Ms. Haruna Takami won the first prize at the 6th International Symposium for High School Students held on March 25, 2021 for a poster presentation on the stability of barge type floating offshore wind turbine generator system.
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The Women in Wind Global Leadership Program sat down with Amisha Patel, Public Affairs Lead at Principle Power and one of the Mentors of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2021, to chat about her career in the renewable energy industry and key challenges and opportunities facing women in the wind power sector.
The Women in Wind Global Leadership Program sat down with Aoife Mc Mahon, Philippines Country Manager at Mainstream Renewable Power and one of the Mentors of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2021, to chat about her career in the renewable energy industry and key challenges and opportunities to enhance gender diversity across the wind power sector.
In March 2021, GWEC and GWNET submitted a statement to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) on behalf of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2021, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and the Global Women’s Network for the Energy Transition (GWNET) have announced the participants for the third edition of their jointly organised Women in Wind Global Leadership Program which aims to enhance gender diversity across the wind sector.
