REPORTS

REPORTS | 2020

Energy Transition Role Models: Inspiring the Next Generation of Women Entrepreneurs (Brochure)

GWNET’s video series “Energy Transition Role Models: Inspiring the Next Generation of Women Entrepreneurs” showcases portraits of remarkable women entrepreneurs in sustainable energy who are working across different disciplines and countries, with the goal to give female leadership visibility and thereby inspire and encourage others – especially young female students and graduates – to follow suit.

The video series is accompanied by an informative brochure which contains global, regional, and national resources for entrepreneurs, and hopes to balance the picture of the predominant image of male leadership – and also male entrepreneurship, by showing a wide array of what is possible for female entrepreneurs in the sphere of sustainable energy, including – but not limited to – innovative block-chain based solutions, financing and legal services.

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