EmpowerWISM programme expands for 2023

Movmi's initiative to promote women in the shared mobility industry is now open
By Adam Hill November 17, 2022 Read time: 1 min
EmpowerWISM promotes the work of women in shared mobility

Movmi is expanding its Empower Women in Shared Mobility (EmpowerWISM) programme for 2023.

If you are a company which has been in business for fewer than five years, have at least one woman co-founder or executive (cis or trans women, non-binary, gender-fluid or gender non-conforming people) and offers a product or service that falls within the shared mobility industry, you can apply for the 2023 Empower Women in Shared Mobility Pitch.

The top three companies will be showcased and the winner will receive a 12-month mentoring package, access to the entire EmpowerWISM network (partners, judges and Movmi) and will be invited to different opportunities to showcase their work.

The judging panel will be announced in early December and the deadline for applications is 20 December.

The online award ceremony will be held at the end of January.

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