Women on Wings - consulting for social entrepreneurship jobs and careers

About Women on Wings - consulting for social entrepreneurship

We provide unbiased, long-term, expert, pro-bono business consulting that co-creates jobs. Our goal is to co-create one million jobs for women in rural India. Since 2007, with our partners we have achieved a social impact of: 456,072 sustainable jobs co-created for women in rural India. 1,368,000+ children provided with better access to education and nutrition. 66 Indian social enterprise partners supported. 3 state government institution partnerships (including Uttarakhand and Maharashtra). Our global network of experts and our team delivers tailor-made consultancy across a multitude of business areas including: > Strategy & growth planning > Supply chain & operations > Marketing, sales & e-commerce > Implementation > Reach out to explore how together we can scale your organization and its impact: info@womenonwings.com Our manifesto: Meaningful work that brings confidence and self-respect. The opportunity to support yourself and your family. A better and more sustainable future. These are things we all want. In rural India, millions of women have the resilience and drive to create change. With the right opportunities, they are ready to contribute, lead and thrive. How can we make this happen? Through the economic empowerment of women in rural India. We support Indian social enterprises and government institutions in their mission to generate income for women. These organizations often need specific business experience to realize growth, and create more work for women. Women on Wings provides tailor-made pro bono business consultancy and mentoring to these organizations. Through targeted, on-the-ground advice delivered by a professional network of Indian and Dutch experts. We have been doing this for many years now. To date, we have co-created over 456,072 jobs for women in rural India. Our goal is to transform the lives of countless more women. So that we unleash the full potential of all women in rural India