Resources for female entrepreneurs
The Entrepreneurship Centre has created a series of articles on key topics of interest for women leaders and entrepreneurs who are starting or scaling businesses.
These resources also provide advice for those who are participating on the EnterpriseWOMEN programme.
News and insights
Research centre news
Entrepreneurship Centre students make the 21toWatch shortlist
The 2025 shortlist for the reputable 21toWatch awards organised by PR company cofinitive includes many students, alumni, innovations and companies supported by the Cambridge Judge Entrepreneurship Centre.
Equality, diversity and inclusion
How Richard Feynman’s scientific theory can advance gender equality
A theory by Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman, not remembered as a women’s rights champion, can help narrow gender inequality argues Ghina M Halabi, the first person to earn a PhD in astrophysics from a Lebanese university, in this opinion piece.
Research centre news
Women entrepreneurs solving some of the world’s most pressing challenges
In a world clamouring for innovation and sustainability, 4 women entrepreneurs stand out, not just for their ground-breaking solutions but for the resilient spirit they embody.
Looking at the ways in which the synergies between our various programmes and Centres make a difference.
Each of our research centres has unique ways to engage with non-academic organisations and, through that, to generate real world impact. This month we decided to share with you the work of the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Misc news
Female entrepreneurs
The February series of the Enterprise Tuesday series at Cambridge Judge Business School included a focus on women entrepreneurs. Here are some takeaways from one of the sessions.
Articles
The uncomfortable force of public speaking
Bianca Cefalo, Space Systems Thermal Product Manager, Airbus Defense and Space, writes about her experience at EnterpriseWOMEN Centre Stage.
Every business should make the world better
Yvonne Chua, chartered architect and co-founder, Pitch Your Concepts, shares key takeaways learnt at EnterpriseWOMEN Money Talks.
Financial awareness in business – starting and scaling up amidst a pandemic
Ronny Odegbami, Asso Director Scientific, AstraZeneca, writes for the Entrepreneurship blog on the essentials of finance for entrepreneurs.
Clear the stage for female entrepreneurs
Nicola Filzmoser, social entrepreneur and co-founder of Happyr, writes for the Entrepreneurship Centre blog about the EnterpriseWOMEN programme.
To all women taking centre stage – stop apologising
Shreya Singhal, medical student, shares her resounding take-home message from the Centre Stage workshop.
Lessons on powerful leadership
On Thursday 21 November 2019 we launched EnterpriseWOMEN. A vibrant evening brought together entrepreneurs and experts to bond, share and learn.
Enabling the leader in me
Dr Charli Batley, Senior Director of Operations at PhoreMost, writes for the Entrepreneurship Centre blog about the EnterpriseWOMEN programme.
Informed by the past, designed for the future
Dr Ghina M. Halabi discusses the needs of early-stage women entrepreneurs and how the EnterpriseWOMEN programme can help their business to thrive.
Entrepreneurial myths
An astrophysicist by training, Dr Ghina Halabi often shoots down tall tales about outer space. Now Programme Lead of EnterpriseWOMEN at Cambridge Judge Business School’s Entrepreneurship Centre, she identifies five myths of female entrepreneurship.
Testimonials
There are many interesting events around Cambridge but EnterpriseWOMEN is unique. The workshops provide actionable learning and inspiring experiences.
Thank you for such an insightful and engaging evening. All the speakers were brilliant, the content was very relevant and the way in which they individually delivered and engaged the room was great. There were many takeaways from the evening that will be applied in day to day situations and interactions, which is a testament to the success of the programme and the efforts involved in putting it together.
Superb evening workshop Ghina, thank you to you and to the CJBS team for organising it. It ticked everything that was highlighted at the scoping workshop – punchy, great use of time, fantastic speakers with focused actionable presentations, good networking and the right price for startup and pre-scale up founders. I look forward to the other workshops in the programme.
It was such an honour to be a part of this wildly successful event. The insights and knowledge that was shared was outstanding. EnterpriseWOMEN is truly taking “transformational” thinking, leadership and entrepreneurship to a new level of quality over quantity. Kudos to Dr Halabi and the roster of speakers.
It was a such lovely event, inspirational in a whole new level. Topics and sharings covered were ‘out of the box’. Lovely cohort of audiences from very diverse background. Thanks for organising all these.
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Cohort II dates: 4 April – 3 July 2025
Cohort III will take place in 2026, and dates will be announced in due course.
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