The Femeconomy: A powerful contributor to gender equality 2021

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The Femeconomy promotes the support of women-owned businesses and brands to assist advance education and gender equality.

Femeconomy educates consumers, budget and business owners on how purchasing decisions can assist contribute to achieving better gender equality. In fact, to be a Femeconomy-Certified business requires that business to have at least 30% of women as board directors or to be 50% female-owned!

You are the female economy.

The belief is that channelling purchasing power towards these businesses can potentially assist their profitability, leading to the potential for more women in leadership roles, who can contribute to better gender equality outcomes. And contribute indirectly to potentially better domestic violence outcomes.

Gender quality may not be achieved for another 216 years* 

An interesting perspective and part of a fascinating presentation by Jade Collins, Director & Co-Founder of Femeconomy in her video clip shown below.

Who's invited? Everyone.

You don't have to be a CBD Sydney Chamber member to participate. Invite a friend or colleague and expand the conversation and network.

Our guest - Alicia Beachley, CEO, April 5

Alicia Beachley is CEO of April5, a leading marketing agency specialising in brand activation, experiential marketing and events. Alicia has over 20 years industry experience and has helped national and global brands create impactful, action-driven marketing campaigns.

Who should be involved?

If you are a business owner, manager, hold or aspire to hold senior positions and interested in leadership, this is the network with which you should be involved. Everyone benefits from the content. If what we're doing sounds interesting, please join us. Members, Non-Members/Guests are welcome.