Women Mean Business Entrepreneurial & Leadership Honors Brunch

Women Mean Business is an educational and inspirational session created by Ajara Bomah and Roselynn Lewis for young and emerging female entrepreneurs in all business fields. The brunch is designed to impart practical skills, confidence, and ambition among young women entrepreneurs.

The 8th of March every year is a global day celebrating the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future. In 1975, International Women's Day was given official recognition by the United Nations and became a national holiday in some nations around the globe. 

As part of the post event experience, highlights from the event will be shared with those throughout the world via social media and in small group seminars. Rhoyalty Concepts will also provide twenty (20) young women in Sierra Leone who are starting or already running their own businesses the opportunity to learn basic ICT and business skills through our strategic partner, TrainingSol and provide them with an enabling environment where they can meet, share ideas, and collaborate. Without these opportunities African women and girls will not have a significant role to play in Africa's economic and innovative transformation.

Who is Women Mean Business for?
•Women Mean Business is for young and aspiring entrepreneurial women who want a platform to meet and learn from other business women.
•Would be entrepreneurs who are firmly planning to start their own business based on a viable business plan or a concrete social venture.
•Entrepreneurs who have recently started their own business in the last 5 years and want to learn how to develop their brands further.
•Women, who seek to be informed, inspired and moved to make their dreams come true.