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Ladies Drive in English: Interviews, Features und Inspiration für Female Leaders, Innovators und Visionaries weltweit.
What will banks look like in ten years? Will they still exist in the first place?
What is going to happen to the financial system how we know it today? The financial sector is, generally speaking, in troubled waters. Big banks that are called “too big to fail” are on dangerous ground and even Black Rock analysts tell us that 2023 will be a year of unseen volatility and that the good times on the stock markets are over.
In the current issue of Ladies Drive Magazine, Yvonne Aeberhard Stutz introduces us to four talented women designers: Cosy Sunday, Henriette Steffensen Copenhagen, Van Den Abeele, and Ginny Litscher.
September ended on a high note with the Female Innovation Forum, which brought together more than 250 women (and men) to learn, network and support each other in making innovation bigger, better, faster together, as the event’s motto goes.
With the rise of new technologies like Web3, AI, DeFi, we often come across the question whether there is a way around the involvement of legal professionals. Unfortunately, legal support is still needed, and it is recommended to have it from the outset and not just before the launch of a project. Why is that?
Adam Tooze, a historian of economic disaster, says we are living in what he terms a “polycrisis”. This is a big, interconnected mess of problems that feels bigger (and more dangerous) than the sum of the parts.
In the news: startups taking on new approaches to address female-related health issues; startup support organisations to reach out to to access expert support, new markets and investors; new startup launches; and more.
Explore the essence of the League of Leading Ladies Conference through this video showcasing the 8th edition of our international event.
Female-led startups, particularly those developing solutions for a sustainable future, reached
remarkable milestones in June – some raised funds, while others won award competitions or
launched new solutions in the market.
Yvonne Aeberhard Stutz introduces four brands founded by women designers: Millé Milano, Masha Keja, WaterNymph and Annex.
Philipp Patrick Hannes Plein built up a global fashion empire within 15 years. The Munich born lawyer (born 1978), who started his design career by creating furniture, sold his first fashion piece in Paris in 2006. Everything began with vintage military jackets, decorated with glamorous Swarovski skulls. Today also celebrities and Hollywood A-listers love Philipp Plein.
There are currently several organisations across Switzerland that are dedicated to supporting female entrepreneurship in Switzerland. Given their mutual objective to boost female entrepreneurship through various offers, from training to investing in their ventures, these organisations ought to unite and jointly achieve a greater impact.
Sarah Meier porträtiert und interviewt zum Thema „Holistic Health“ in der Ausgabe Nr. 62 (Sommer 2023) des Ladies Drive Magazins.
The brand promise is clear: to turn every insecurity into everyday confidence.
This month’s news featured 13 female-led startups, with each reporting a different achievement ranging from product launches, and participation in acceleration and business development programs to closing financing rounds, attracting experienced leaders and having Switzerland’s retail giants place their products on their shelves.
Since International Women’s Day on 8 March, several organisations, leaders and ambassadors of diversity, equality and inclusion in the Swiss startup ecosystem have come out to celebrate women and raise awareness of the gaps that need to be closed.
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