Trailblazers Inducted 2019
Dame Bronwen Holdsworth, Josephine Gagan and Wynnis Armour inducted into The New Zealand Hall of Fame for Women Entrepreneurs
pioneers inducted into New Zealand Hall of Fame for Women Entrepreneurs
Sustainability front runner, fashion business champion and social justice pioneer inducted into The New Zealand Hall of Fame For Women Entrepreneurs
nominations for 2018 hall of fame inductees open to all
Co.OfWomen instigated The New Zealand Hall of Fame for Women Entrepreneurs to honour those whose success has paved the way, whose brilliance has changed the way things get done and whose generosity has impacted our world for good and it’s time to add to their ranks.
entrepreneurs honoured for significant achievement and championing women
Social justice business guru, leading investment adviser, and fashion pioneer inducted into The New Zealand Hall of Fame For Women Entrepreneurs
(from right) Karen Walker, Audette Exel, Carmel Fisher
Pioneers inducted into the new zealand hall of fame for women entrepreneurs
Wine Industry Extrodinaire, Innovative Tax Guru and Childcare Pioneer inducted into The New Zealand Hall of Fame For Women Entrepreneurs
Experienced hospitality entrepreneur mimi gilmour appointed to co.ofwomen board
In 2015 Mimi Gilmour was recognised by The New Zealand Hall of Fame for Women Entrepreneurs for her achievements and support of female success. She joins the board of Co.OfWomen to add that experience and passion and to have an even greater impact.
Theresa gattung appointed as chair of co.ofwomen’s board
One of New Zealand’s most successful businesswomen, Theresa Gattung, is set to champion other female entrepreneurs with her appointment as Chair of business support organisation Co.OfWomen.
Business pioneers recognised for transforming industries + changing NZ
Three entrepreneurs, responsible for transforming their industries and in doing so changing NZ, have been honoured for their contributions. Collectively, these laureates have created hundreds of jobs and contributed many millions of dollars to the economy.