Dell Celebrates the Empowerment of Women Entrepreneurs in Canada

The Dell Computer Manufacturer will Celebrate the Empowerment of Women Entrepreneurs Around the World at a Glance three-day world summit to be held Sunday in this Canadian metropolis.

"The ninth annual Dell Women Entrepreneurs Network (DWEN), July 15-17, connects women entrepreneurs around the world with networks, sources of capital, knowledge, and technology," he said. Dell Technologies. The summit provides a platform for about 200 women entrepreneurs, founders and entrepreneurs from countries like Australia, Brazil, Britain, Canada, China, Denmark, France, India, Israel and the United States. Since its inception in 2010, the annual gathering of businesswomen from around the world has been held in San Francisco USA, Cape Town South Africa, Berlin Germany, New York. Delhi and Shanghai in China, among other cities.

Dell's senior executives, including Karen Quintos, Senior Vice President, Christine Fraser, Executive Director for Australia and New Zealand, Angela Fox, will be among the top three women's leaders. technology companies like Elaine Mah, director of Intel's chip maker in Canada, Roisin Bonner, social software manager for Microsoft Canada, Marla Brefka Heller, banker for Ernst & Young in London, and minister of small business Canada and tourism Bardish Chagger are key stakeholders

The summit will explore discussions on topics such as the power of women at work, women who fund women-led businesses and the future of work. 274 million, according to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor for 2016-17, women-led businesses receive less investment than those A study by Dana Kanze, an American researcher at Columbia University, reveals that only 2% venture capital funds are awarded to women entrepreneurs in the United States, although they hold 38% of Canadian businesses. In the midst of the unenviable conditions in the world for women to succeed in business, the event will give women the opportunity to explore ways to get funding through the business. through various women investors.

The Dell Cities Entrepreneur Cities Index (WE Cities), a gender-specific index showing the ability of a city to foster the growth of women-owned businesses.

In 2017, the WE Cities Index released at a similar summit in San Francisco The Indian capital New Delhi ranked 49th in 50 countries, with New York at the top of the list.