Entrepreneurship is not just economic. For women, it is deeply psychological. Behind every business is a woman navigating pressure, uncertainty and responsibility that is often unseen. The WomX White Paper 2026, Beyond the Business: The Psychological and Structural Barriers to Scaling Women Owned Enterprises, explores the barriers that limit growth.
As featured on East Coast Radio How Jayshree Naidoo turned her journey as a two-time cancer survivor into a career uplifting others From surviving cancer to building platforms for entrepreneurs, Jayshree Naidoo is Carol Ofori’s Woman Crush Wednesday this week. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
The start of a new year is more than a calendar change, it is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and intentionally decide how we want to show up. At our January WomX session, we did exactly that. The session was designed to ground the community, reconnect with our alumni, and set a clear, strategic tone for the year ahead.
At this week’s WomX “Women in Business” session, we dove deep into a topic that’s often overlooked until it’s too late. The session was led by fiduciary specialist Almar Sazinie Gumbo and unpacked essential legal strategies to help businesswomen protect their legacy, preserve their assets, and ensure the smooth transition
“As someone who has worked with WomX Woman Owned Businesses through structured development programmes and as a woman owned business myself, I have witnessed first-hand the undeniable power of women who embrace their challenges, support each other, and cultivate a mindset geared towards success. But let us be honest, this