Women’s Day – Page 3

#ShareTheSpotlight: On this Women’s Day, Vida’s Pallavi Singh has a shout-out for Shelly Paxton

Pallavi Singh is the Head of Digital and Customer Services for Vida World, at two-wheeler major Hero MotoCorp where she is building the next generation EV platform and technology ecosystem.

Find out who helped instill confidence to work and to lead in a male-dominated industry like automobiles for Hero MotoCorp’s Pallavi Singh.

Adani Wilmar Limited celebrates the contributions of SuPoshan Sanginis in eradicating malnutrition

Apart from child nutrition, the project also addresses maternal health, infant and child feeding practices, adolescent knowledge and Water Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) practices.

These women volunteers are an integral part of Fortune SuPoshan Project, a pioneering initiative of Adani Wilmar and implemented by Adani Foundation, the CSR arm of Adani Group to combat malnutrition and anaemia in India.

vivo Celebrates ‘Women in STEM’ on International Women’s Day

vivo, announced its latest digital campaign, ‘The Seat – Celebration of Women in STEM’. With this campaign, vivo reaffirms its commitment to empowering women, particularly in the field of STEM education. The digital campaign is an extension of vivo’s ongoing country-wide initiative ‘Women in STEM’.

A research study claims that there is the highest enrolment of “Women in STEM” in India, but the least conversion of them into the Indian workforce. Hence, there is a dire need to empower Indian women who want to pursue STEM subjects and build careers through them.

Tech innovators women shaping the future of digital advertising

India's job market sustains momentum with 4% growth in Feb 2025 (Image via Unsplash)

Globally, only 22 percent of tech professionals in AI are female, highlighting a significant gender gap. Women leaders bring unique perspectives to interpreting data, leading to more nuanced and effective strategies.

Closing the gender gap in digital marketing: Challenges and opportunities

Providing women with equal opportunities for career advancement and leadership roles can create more inclusive and equitable societies where everyone has the chance to fulfill their potential. (Image via Unsplash)

According to the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, women represent 14% of all Indian entrepreneurs.

Reflecting on the company culture of a women-led company

Female representation in boardrooms has increased by 3.6 percent since 2022 (Image source: Moneycontrol)

Unlike traditional corporate environments where competition and male intimidation can emerge, in women-led companies tend to be more cognizant and foster a culture of solidarity and safety.

Why is Mamaearth’s Ghazal Alagh “un-celebrating Women’s Day”?

Upon conversing with Kapil Dev, the entrepreneur learned significant insights, notably concerning parenting. Dev stressed the need to prioritize character development over academic success when evaluating children's growth.

Ghazal Alagh said, “Women’s Day is not just about events, sweet boxes, and gift vouchers. It’s about taking meaningful actions that lead to change.”

Livspace launches campaign on impact of gender stereotypes on young minds

Through its campaign, Livspace encourages a broader spectrum of colours, advocating for designs that nurture the multifaceted development of a child’s personality, behaviour, and future career choices.

By launching #RethinkThePalette, Livspace seeks to initiate a dialogue that goes beyond the visual attractiveness of colors, challenging conventional societal expectations.

#ShareTheSpotlight: MyMuse’s Minhaz Fatima says success isn’t something that is meant to be enjoyed alone

Minhaz Fatima, Head of Brand, MyMuse

Minhaz Fatima, Head of Brand, MyMuse shares the spotlight with Kainaz Karamkar, CCO Ogilvy.

International Women’s Day: Four women and their ode to the women they love

On this International Women's Day, Storyboard18 looks back at the most moving and inspiring tributes to women written by women leaders. (From left to right: Deepika Warrier, Sukhleen Aneja, Vineeta Singh and Malini Agarwal)

Throwback to Storyboard18’s most moving and iconic tributes to women by women.