Online Reporter
Latwell Nyangu
THE all-women transformative conference of the Executive Branch will be held tomorrow at Siyekhaya Estate in Harare.
The event will be headlined by award-winning South Africa’s wellness influencer and digital entrepreneur, Mpoomy Ledwada.
She will be the main speaker along with other speakers like Dumi Nkala, Thandeka Sibanda, Brenda Kamoto, Tinashe Nduku and Rodna Ntabeni.
This will be Ledwaba’s first visit to Zimbabwe. Over 200 women are expected to grace the event.
Founder and pioneer of the initiative Ruth Kudzai-Dube believes women are capable of doing great things when they are united.
“This year we are running under the theme ‘Bloom 2025’, and this time around it’s back with a powerful day of inspiration, strategy and sisterhood.
“The show is sold out and it’s a sign that women are prepared to share. This year’s edition promises even more impact with a headline keynote by Mpoomy Ledwaba in her first-ever Zimbabwe appearance.
“There will be dynamic conversations with women leading in business, leadership and impact, unfiltered insights from a powerful line-up of enterprising, professional, driven women.
“It will also be an opportunity for sponsor engagement opportunities with Zimbabwe’s most enterprising women,” she said.
Kudzai added:
“The Executive Branch is not just a platform but it’s a movement. We understand the nuances of professional life and have crafted an empowering space that connects and empowers ambitious women for professional and personal success.
“In a world where confidence is the currency of success, we not only boost but actively develop the confidence of women.
“This will also help connect eager and zealous ambitious women from all walks of life, we bring together a community determined to grow and succeed, setting strong representation for future generations.
“We believe in the strength of shared experiences.
Our community of diverse women fosters intergenerational learning that spans wisdom across ages.
“Women learn from real-world examples of women who are confidence builders, barrier breakers and thriving both personally and professionally.”
Ruth said the Executive Branch was a catalyst for evolution, providing resources and support for women to thrive.
“Our events create safe spaces for women to practice and enhance their confidence in low-stakes environments to climb the career ladder.
“It’s not just about climbing the ladder but it’s about continuously developing and growing.
“Through initiatives like these, the Executive Branch continues to be a sanctuary for women to connect, share and grow on both personal and professional levels.
“We are expecting to have another function in Zimbabwe next year, around May.”
