Scheduled for March 7 and 9, the two-day gathering will centre on the prestigious ‘W.O.W Africa 50 Women Honours’ and a strategic, closed-door dialogue among founding members. This move signals W.O.W Africa’s deliberate effort towards institutionalising collaborative female influence across African markets.
On Saturday, 7 March, the eve of International Women’s Day, the inaugural W.O.W Africa honours ceremony will recognise fifty women from diverse sectors. The selection criteria, W.O.W Africa organisers stress, are rooted not in popularity but in demonstrable impact, endurance, and contribution.
In a significant follow-up on Monday, 9 March, the ‘W.O.W Africa 100 Founding Members Breakfast Convening’ will take place. Described by W.O.W Africa as a “strategic, founding dialogue,” this high-level chamber will bring together honourees, investors, and professionals to forge a framework for shared influence and wealth creation.