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WIN Celebrates International Women’s Day 2024: Connecting Women, Inspiring Change

Mar 5, 2024 by Mansi Praharaj 0 Comments #International Women’s Day, #OBEETEE, #Stuti Jalan, #WIN

March 2024 – Women Inspiring Network (WIN) is thrilled to announce a series of dynamic events in celebration of International Women’s Day 2024. Collaborating with Tower Capital Group and The Galien Foundation, WIN presents an engaging panel discussion at the Inaugural Modi Prix Galien India. Esteemed leaders from Fortune 50 companies and renowned NGOs worldwide convened for focused dialogues on cutting-edge advancements in medicine, digital solutions, and biotechnology. Additionally, WIN will host Women in Design (WIN X OBEETEE Carpets), merging legacy, creativity, and sustainability in celebration of International Women’s Day. After successfully orchestrating these impactful events, WIN will culminate the month with a Global Mentoring Walk on March 29, 2024, ensuring a powerful conclusion. Throughout March, WIN will also spearhead a campaign celebrating Women’s Month, inviting leaders from across the globe to submit videos highlighting Women and Inclusivity, thereby amplifying diverse voices and fostering a culture of equality and empowerment.

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Stuti Jalan, Founder of WIN, stated, “These events epitomize WIN’s unwavering commitment to uniting women and propelling meaningful change. As we collaborate with esteemed partners like the Tower Capital Group and the Galien Foundation, we celebrate women’s achievements and pave the way for impactful discussions that transcend boundaries. From the Inaugural Prix Galien India to the Women in Design initiative with OBEETEE Carpets, we merge legacy, creativity, and sustainability to create spaces where women’s voices are heard and their contributions honored. These endeavors are not just events; they’re milestones on our journey towards a more inclusive, equitable world.”

The panel discussion at the Inaugural Prix Galien India, moderated by Stuti Jalan, featured distinguished speakers including Shuchin Bajaj, Founder Director of Ujala Cygnus Hospitals, Pushpanjali R Chawla, Founder OF Pivoutal Consulting Services, Shailja Mittal, Co-Founder at Qurex, and Peter Paul Pushparaj, CEO and Co-Founder of AI Nexus Healthcare Inc. Topics such as regenerative medicine, modern healthcare applications of Ayurveda, and sexual health for women’s overall well-being will be explored, offering profound insights into future innovations and collaborations in healthcare.

In another exciting endeavor, Women in Design (WIN X OBEETEE Carpets) will host an event on 6th March 2024, at merging legacy, creativity, and sustainability in celebration of International Women’s Day. Esteemed panelists including Taniya Seth, Amrita Chowdhury, Kamalika Bose, and Deepa Parekh will delve into the theme “Crafting Homes and Communities,” promising insights that resonate with both heart and mind.

Moreover, WIN will orchestrate a Global Mentoring Walk, offering a global platform for mentorship and networking. This event will serve as a conduit for women to connect, learn, and inspire one another on an international scale, fostering bonds that transcend borders.

Throughout March 2024, WIN invites female leaders from across the globe to lend their voices to the Real Voices of Women – Inspiring Inclusion Campaign. By amplifying diverse perspectives and narratives, WIN endeavors to cultivate a culture of inclusivity and inspiration.

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Women Inspiring Network in Association with IIT Kanpur Presents Fashion X Tech Sustainability

Aug 4, 2020 by Gouri Achary 0 Comments #a lifestyle editor, #Art Director, #Artisanal Jewelry Designer, #fashion, #Founder, #Lota Design LOTA, #Mr Adhiraj Singh, #Ms Bandana Tewari, #Ms Roma Narsinghania, #Ms. Stuti Jalan, #technology and sustainability, #WIN

We are very excited that the world of fashion, technology and sustainability is coming together on the Women Inspiring Network platform. Ms. Stuti Jalan, Founder, WIN quotes, “Sustainability is the present and the future, it’s time that we have this conversation with the students and young professionals who will adopt sustainable fashion as a lifestyle inspired by an amazing set of panellist’s who are going to take the concept of sustainability forward.” Further, she adds, “The focus of the discussion will be on the changing face of fashion and how technology is now playing a role in it, Digital transformation which has taken place in the fashion industry, digital fashion weeks and share case studies, blockchain fashion system which designers are adapting in India.”

We are ecstatic to take the conversation forward with Ms Bandana Tewari, a lifestyle editor, a sustainable fashion activist and formerly the editor-at-large as well as the fashion features director of Vogue India.

We are glad to have Ms Roma Narsinghania, Artisanal Jewelry Designer who is participating in the Helsinki Fashion Week with this year’s focus on 3D Technology and Digital Sustainability. She quips, “Reimagining design to bring functionality and innovation is not a choice, it is a necessity. During this time, as brands, we need to imagine a better future which encourages conscious and ethical practices and use that to design for a new kind of consumer and environment. While we are moving away from certainty, it is also opening up an abundance of new opportunities such as integrating digital tools starting from the brands’ decentralized supply chain where handmade can become more efficient to visual communication with a completely new way of storytelling.”

Mr Adhiraj Singh, Art Director, Lota Design LOTA is an exploration into the intersection of sustainability, fashion and emerging technology. It aims to give a new life to tones of fabric waste discarded every hour by the mainstream fashion industry by collaging it into newer experiences.

He says “There’s a paradigm shift happening within the visual communication landscape as the tools for 3D, UI/UX, AR/VR and publishing continue to improve and get more democratized. It’s extremely exciting as the traditional dependence on physical systems, be it, photographers, set designers, environments or models can be replaced by photorealistic digital ones. More importantly, besides being a less wasteful way to create the imagery, it has opened up its key value- The possibility for untethered storytelling. This was once restricted by cost, teams and physical restraints but are now only being restricted by our imagination. The pandemic seems to have only accelerated this shift as brands continue to realize its value. I am happy to see this initiative bridging the gap between the creative and technology communities.”