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What does a truly gender-equal world actually look like?

Not just in theory. Not just in speeches at international forums. But in real, practical, legislative, and systemic terms — what does it actually take to build a world where every woman has equal rights, equal opportunities, and equal power?

G100 has the answer. And it is called the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework.

What Is the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework?

The ELLEGOSSÉ Framework is G100's comprehensive, research-backed, globally presented policy blueprint for achieving gender equality across every sector of society and every corner of the world.

It is not a wishlist. It is not a set of vague aspirations. It is a structured, detailed, actionable framework built around 10 core principles — each containing 10 specific policy recommendations — resulting in 100 concrete, implementable policies that address every dimension of gender inequality that exists in our world today.

And it is being presented to the most powerful institutions on earth — the G20, United Nations, European Union, G7, ASEAN, SAARC, QUAD, and governments across 100 countries.

This is what makes the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework unlike anything that has come before it. It is not advocacy from the sidelines. It is women leaders writing the rulebook for a gender-equal world and handing it directly to the people with the power to make it law.

Breaking Down the 10 Principles

Each letter in ELLEGOSSÉ stands for one of the 10 foundational pillars of gender equality that the framework addresses. Together they form the most complete picture of what genuine gender equality requires — not just in one area of life, but across all of them simultaneously.

E — Education Equal access to quality education for every girl and woman on earth. From eliminating barriers to primary education in developing nations to ensuring women's equal representation in STEM, leadership training, and higher education worldwide.

L — Legislation Gender-equal laws that protect women's rights, enforce equal pay, criminalize gender-based violence, and ensure women's equal legal standing in every country. Because equality without legal protection is not equality at all.

L — Leadership Ensuring women's equal representation at every level of leadership — in governments, corporations, international institutions, and communities. This pillar directly drives G100's work in placing women in C-suite positions, boardrooms, and policy chambers worldwide.

E — Empowerment Building women's economic, social, and personal power through entrepreneurship support, financial access, mentorship, and community networks. This is where platforms like SHEconomy and Mission Million directly deliver the framework's goals on the ground.

G — Governance Gender-responsive governance at every level — from local councils to national parliaments to global institutions. Ensuring that the systems and structures that govern societies are designed with women's needs, rights, and leadership fully integrated.

O — Ownership Women's equal right to own property, land, businesses, and assets. In many parts of the world, women are legally or culturally denied ownership rights — and this single barrier is one of the most powerful drivers of economic inequality between men and women.

S — Security Women's physical, digital, and financial security. Addressing gender-based violence, online harassment, workplace discrimination, and the economic vulnerabilities that leave women exposed to exploitation and harm.

S — Sustainability Centering women's leadership in the global sustainability and climate agenda. Women are disproportionately affected by climate change and environmental degradation — and they must be equally represented in designing the solutions.

S — Solidarity Building cross-border, cross-sector, and cross-cultural solidarity among women and their allies worldwide. This is the heartbeat of G100 itself — the belief that women everywhere are stronger together than apart.

É — Equality The ultimate goal that all nine preceding principles are building toward. True, comprehensive, systemic equality — not just on paper, not just in select countries, but for every woman on earth in every area of her life.

100 Recommendations — Turning Principles Into Policy

Each of the 10 ELLEGOSSÉ principles contains 10 specific, research-backed policy recommendations — giving the framework a total of 100 actionable policies that governments and institutions can adopt immediately.

These recommendations are not abstract. They are precise legislative proposals, funding directives, institutional mandates, and governance reforms that have been developed by G100's network of the world's top women leaders across 100 sectors.

They represent the collective wisdom of women who have spent their careers on the front lines of gender inequality — and who know exactly what needs to change, and how to change it.

The Framework in Action — Global Advocacy

G100 is not waiting for governments to discover the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework. It is taking it directly to them.

Through official submissions, summit presentations, bilateral government meetings, and direct engagement with international institutions, G100's Global Chairs and Country Chairs are actively advocating for the adoption of ELLEGOSSÉ recommendations across 100 countries.

At the G20, G100 has pushed for gender equality to be a core pillar of global economic policy — not a side discussion. At the United Nations, G100 has aligned the framework with the UN Sustainable Development Goals — particularly SDG 5 on gender equality and SDG 10 on reduced inequalities. At the European Union and G7 forums, G100 has presented specific legislative recommendations for equal pay enforcement, women's leadership quotas, and gender-responsive budgeting.

This is global policy advocacy at its most powerful — driven by women, for women, and for the world.

Why the World Needs ELLEGOSSÉ Now

We are living in a moment of extraordinary global challenges. Climate change, economic inequality, political instability, and technological disruption are reshaping the world at an unprecedented pace.

And the evidence is overwhelming — every single one of these challenges is better addressed when women are equally represented in the rooms where solutions are designed.

Countries with higher levels of women's political representation have stronger environmental policies. Companies with more women in leadership are more profitable and more innovative. Communities where women are economically empowered are more resilient and more peaceful.

The ELLEGOSSÉ Framework is not just a gender equality tool. It is a blueprint for a better world — for everyone.

Join the Movement — Be Part of the Blueprint

The ELLEGOSSÉ Framework was built by G100's global network of women leaders. But its success depends on something bigger — a worldwide movement of women and men who demand that these policies are adopted, implemented, and enforced.

Every woman who joins G100 becomes part of that movement. Every man who joins the Denim Club amplifies it. And every government that adopts even one ELLEGOSSÉ recommendation moves the world one step closer to genuine gender equality.

The blueprint exists. The movement is ready. The world is waiting.

Learn more about G100 and the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework — visit: https://www.g100.in

Imagine you are a talented woman entrepreneur in a small city in India. You make beautiful handcrafted products. Your quality is extraordinary. Your designs are unique. Your work deserves a global audience.

But the global market feels impossibly far away. You do not have the connections. You do not have the capital to set up international distribution. You do not have the platform to reach buyers in London, New York, Dubai, or Tokyo.

And so your extraordinary product stays local. Your extraordinary potential stays contained. And the world never gets to experience what you have built.

SHEconomy exists to change that story. Forever.

What Is SHEconomy?

SHEconomy is a free e-commerce and economic empowerment platform built specifically for women entrepreneurs worldwide. It was founded by Dr. Harbeen Arora Rai — the visionary behind G100, All Ladies League, Women Economic Forum, and WICCI — as part of her ecosystem of five free global platforms dedicated to women's empowerment.

At its core SHEconomy does something deceptively simple but profoundly powerful. It gives women entrepreneurs a global marketplace — a place where their products and services can reach buyers across the world, where their businesses can grow beyond the limitations of their local market, and where their economic independence is not dependent on gatekeepers, intermediaries, or systems that were not designed with them in mind.

And it does all of this completely free. Because Dr. Harbeen has always believed that access to economic opportunity should not itself be a privilege.

The Problem SHEconomy Solves

To understand why SHEconomy matters you have to understand the economic reality that millions of women entrepreneurs face every single day.

Women own or operate an estimated 252 million businesses worldwide. But the vast majority of these businesses are micro and small enterprises — constrained by limited access to markets, capital, networks, and the kind of institutional support that larger, male-dominated businesses have historically enjoyed.

Female founders receive less than 3% of global venture capital investment. Women-owned businesses are more likely to be denied bank loans or offered them at higher interest rates. Women entrepreneurs in developing nations often face legal and cultural barriers that prevent them from accessing formal financial systems, registering businesses, or trading across borders.

The result is that millions of talented, driven, creative women entrepreneurs are running businesses that are permanently smaller than they should be — not because of any lack of ability but because of a fundamentally unequal playing field.

SHEconomy levels that playing field. By giving every woman entrepreneur — regardless of where she lives, what she makes, or how big her business currently is — access to the same global marketplace that large, well-funded businesses have always had access to.

What SHEconomy Offers Women Entrepreneurs

SHEconomy is not just a marketplace. It is a comprehensive economic empowerment ecosystem built around the specific needs of women entrepreneurs worldwide.

A Global Marketplace

The heart of SHEconomy is its global e-commerce marketplace — where women entrepreneurs can list their products and services and reach buyers from around the world. From handcrafted goods and artisan products to professional services and digital offerings — SHEconomy creates a global storefront for every woman entrepreneur who joins the platform.

For women in developing economies where local markets are small and access to international trade has historically been restricted to large corporations — this global marketplace is genuinely transformative. It is the first time many of these women have ever had access to the kind of international market reach that was previously available only to businesses with significant capital and connections.

A Community of Women Entrepreneurs

Beyond the marketplace SHEconomy is a community — a global network of women entrepreneurs who support each other, share knowledge and experience, collaborate on projects, and lift each other up in the kind of genuine solidarity that only comes from shared experience.

This community dimension of SHEconomy is enormously powerful. Because one of the biggest challenges women entrepreneurs face — particularly in industries and regions where female entrepreneurship is still relatively uncommon — is isolation. The feeling of being the only one. Of facing challenges that nobody around you fully understands.

SHEconomy ends that isolation. By connecting every woman entrepreneur on the platform to a global community of peers who understand exactly what she is going through — and who are ready to help.

Tools and Resources for Business Growth

SHEconomy also provides women entrepreneurs with practical tools and resources to help them grow their businesses. From business development guidance and marketing support to financial literacy resources and access to mentorship from experienced business leaders — SHEconomy is designed to be a complete business growth platform, not just a place to list products.

This is critically important because many women entrepreneurs — particularly those from underserved communities or developing economies — face not just market access barriers but knowledge and skills gaps that limit their ability to grow. SHEconomy addresses both dimensions simultaneously.

Connection to the G100 Ecosystem

As part of G100's wider ecosystem SHEconomy connects women entrepreneurs to the full power of G100's global network — including mentorship from G100 Global Chairs who are senior business leaders in their sectors, advocacy support from G100's policy work pushing for more gender-friendly business environments, visibility at G100 and Women Economic Forum events where entrepreneurs can showcase their businesses to a global audience of leaders and investors, and community with the millions of women across G100, All Ladies League, and SHEconomy who are all working toward the same goal of women's economic independence.

SHEconomy and the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework

SHEconomy is not just a business platform. It is a living, functioning expression of two of G100's ELLEGOSSÉ Framework principles — Empowerment and Ownership.

The Empowerment principle calls for women's equal access to economic opportunity, financial services, and the tools they need to achieve financial independence. SHEconomy delivers this directly — giving every woman who joins the platform access to a global marketplace and a business growth ecosystem that was previously out of reach.

The Ownership principle calls for women's equal right to own businesses, assets, and the fruits of their economic labor. SHEconomy supports this by giving women entrepreneurs full ownership and control of their businesses on the platform — no intermediaries, no gatekeepers, no systems that extract value from women's work without giving them equal control.

Together these two principles make SHEconomy not just a commercial platform but a political one — a direct challenge to the economic systems and structures that have historically kept women's entrepreneurship smaller, less visible, and less powerful than it should be.

Mission Million — SHEconomy at Scale

G100's Mission Million initiative is bringing one million women into the G100 ecosystem — and SHEconomy is a critical vehicle for delivering that ambition.

As Mission Million brings more women into the G100 network SHEconomy gives those women an immediate, practical, economic tool they can use to start or grow a business, access a global market, and begin building the financial independence that is the foundation of genuine women's empowerment.

Because empowerment that does not translate into economic independence is incomplete. And SHEconomy is the platform that makes that translation happen — for one woman, one business, one transaction at a time. Until a million women have been economically transformed. And then the million after that.

The Multiplier Effect — One Woman, One Business, One Community

When a woman entrepreneur succeeds the impact does not stop with her. It radiates outward — through her family, her community, and her local economy — in a multiplier effect that transforms entire regions.

Research shows that women reinvest up to 90% of their income back into their families and communities. Women entrepreneurs hire more women employees, support more women suppliers, and invest more in community development than their male counterparts.

Every woman entrepreneur who succeeds on SHEconomy is not just building one successful business. She is creating jobs for other women in her community. She is funding her children's education. She is investing in her local economy. She is becoming a visible role model for the next generation of women entrepreneurs in her region.

SHEconomy understands this multiplier effect deeply. And it is the reason the platform is not just about commerce — it is about community, empowerment, and the kind of economic transformation that starts with one woman and ends by changing the world.

Who Is SHEconomy For?

SHEconomy is for every woman entrepreneur who has ever felt that the global economy was not built for her.

It is for the artisan in rural India whose handcrafted products deserve a global audience. It is for the professional services provider in Lagos who wants to reach international clients. It is for the digital entrepreneur in Jakarta who needs a trusted global marketplace for her online offerings. It is for the small business owner in Buenos Aires who wants to access new markets without the complexity and cost of traditional international trade.

It is for every woman who has ever had a great product, a great service, or a great business idea — and who just needed a platform to show the world what she is capable of.

That woman is exactly who SHEconomy was built for. And that woman is exactly who SHEconomy is waiting for.

Join SHEconomy — Join the Economic Revolution

The global women's entrepreneurship revolution is already underway. Women entrepreneurs around the world are building extraordinary businesses, creating jobs, transforming communities, and proving every day that female leadership in business is not just possible — it is powerful.

SHEconomy is the platform that connects all of those women to each other and to the global market they deserve. For free. Without barriers. With the full force of G100's global network behind them.

Because the global economy works better when every woman entrepreneur in it has an equal chance to succeed.

Join SHEconomy and the G100 movement today — visit: https://www.g100.in

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There was a time when global policy was made entirely by men — in rooms full of men, for a world that conveniently forgot that women made up half of it.

That time is ending.

And one of the most powerful forces driving that change is G100 — a global women's leadership network that is not just asking for a seat at the policy table. It is building its own table and inviting the world to sit at it.

From a Women's Network to a Global Policy Engine

Most people think of G100 as a women's leadership network. And it is. But it is also something far more powerful — it is a global policy engine that is actively shaping the laws, frameworks, and decisions that govern billions of people's lives.

Through years of research, collaboration, and advocacy, G100 has developed the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework — a comprehensive 10-principle, 100-recommendation policy blueprint that is now being presented to the most powerful institutions on earth.

The G20. The United Nations. The European Union. The G7. ASEAN. SAARC. QUAD. And governments across 100 countries.

This is not lobbying from the outside. This is women leaders writing the policies themselves and demanding they be adopted at the highest levels of global governance.

What Is the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework?

The ELLEGOSSÉ Framework is G100's master policy blueprint for gender equality. It is built around 10 core principles — Education, Legislation, Leadership, Empowerment, Governance, Ownership, Security, Sustainability, Solidarity, and Equality.

Each of these 10 principles contains 10 specific, actionable policy recommendations — resulting in 100 concrete policies that address every dimension of gender inequality across every sector of society.

These recommendations cover equal pay legislation and enforcement, women's access to capital and investment, gender-responsive governance and political representation, women's safety and security laws, girls' education and scholarship programs, women's land and property ownership rights, maternity and paternity leave policies, women's healthcare access and reproductive rights, gender equality in technology and digital access, and sustainable development policies that center women's leadership.

Together these 100 recommendations form the most comprehensive women's policy framework ever presented to global institutions — and G100 is ensuring they are heard at every major international forum.

G100 at the G20 — Women's Voices in the World's Biggest Room

The G20 is the forum of the world's 20 largest economies — representing 85% of global GDP and two thirds of the world's population. When the G20 makes decisions, the world feels them.

G100 has been actively engaging with G20 processes to ensure that gender equality is not an afterthought in global economic policy — but a central pillar of it. Through official submissions, side events, and direct engagement with G20 delegations, G100 women leaders are making sure that the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework's recommendations find their way into G20 communiqués and action plans.

Because economic policy that ignores women is not just unfair. It is economically irrational. And G100 is making sure the G20 knows it.

G100 at the United Nations — A Voice for Millions

The United Nations has long been the world's most important forum for human rights and gender equality. G100's engagement with the UN — through forums like the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) framework — ensures that women's leadership voices are consistently and powerfully represented in UN deliberations.

G100's policy recommendations align directly with UN SDG 5 — Gender Equality — and support the broader SDG agenda by demonstrating that gender equality is not a standalone goal but the foundation of every other development objective.

When women are educated, economically empowered, safe, and represented in leadership — poverty falls, health improves, conflict reduces, and economies grow. G100 carries that message to the UN every single time.

Country Chairs — Bringing Global Policy Home

G100's policy work does not stop at international forums. Through its network of Country Chairs in 100 nations, G100 ensures that the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework's recommendations are also being advocated for at the national level — in local parliaments, government ministries, and policy bodies across every continent.

This top-down and bottom-up approach to policy advocacy is what makes G100 uniquely powerful. Change is being pushed simultaneously from the halls of the UN and the G20 all the way down to national governments and local communities.

That is how you create systemic, lasting change. And that is exactly what G100 is doing.

Why This Matters for Every Woman on Earth

You might be reading this and thinking — what does G20 policy or UN resolutions have to do with my everyday life?

The answer is everything.

The laws that determine whether you get equal pay. The policies that decide whether your daughter gets a scholarship. The frameworks that govern whether women can own property, access credit, or run for office. These are all shaped by the decisions made in global policy rooms.

And for the first time in history, women are not just in those rooms. Through G100, women are writing the agenda.

Be Part of the Policy Revolution

G100 is proof that women's leadership is not just good for women. It is good for the world. And the policy work G100 is doing — from the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework to G20 engagement to UN advocacy — is creating the legislative foundation for a genuinely gender-equal world.

The revolution is not just happening in offices and boardrooms. It is happening in policy halls, international forums, and government chambers across the globe.

And G100 women leaders are the ones driving it.

There is a quiet revolution happening in the global economy.

It is not being led by the biggest corporations or the most powerful governments. It is being led by women — in home offices, in local markets, in digital storefronts, in startup hubs, and in boardrooms across every continent on earth.

Women entrepreneurs are changing everything. The way businesses are built. The way profits are distributed. The way communities are served. The way economies grow.

And G100 — through its ecosystem of free global platforms, sector-specific Wings, and dedicated economic empowerment programs — is one of the most powerful forces accelerating that revolution.

The Rise of Women Entrepreneurship — A Global Force

The numbers tell a story of extraordinary potential — and extraordinary untapped opportunity.

Women currently own or operate an estimated 252 million businesses worldwide. Female-led businesses are growing faster than the global average in almost every region of the world. Women entrepreneurs are more likely than their male counterparts to hire other women — creating a multiplier effect of economic empowerment that ripples outward through entire communities.

Research by the Boston Consulting Group found that businesses founded by women deliver more than twice as much revenue per dollar invested than businesses founded by men. The International Finance Corporation estimates that women-owned small and medium enterprises represent a $1.7 trillion financing opportunity — the majority of which remains completely untapped.

The potential is staggering. The reality is that women entrepreneurs are still held back by a deeply unequal playing field.

Female founders receive less than 3% of venture capital investment globally. Women-owned businesses are more likely to be denied bank loans — or offered them at higher interest rates. Women entrepreneurs in developing nations often face legal and cultural barriers that prevent them from registering businesses, owning property, or accessing formal financial systems.

The talent is there. The drive is there. The ideas are there. What is missing is the access, the networks, and the platforms that give women entrepreneurs the same opportunities their male counterparts take for granted.

That is exactly the gap G100 is built to close.

How G100 Supports Women Entrepreneurs — Five Powerful Ways

G100's support for women entrepreneurs is not a single program or initiative. It is a comprehensive ecosystem of platforms, networks, and advocacy systems that address every barrier women entrepreneurs face — from access to capital and markets to mentorship, policy advocacy, and global visibility.

1. SHEconomy — A Free Global Marketplace for Women Entrepreneurs

At the heart of G100's economic empowerment work is SHEconomy — a free e-commerce platform built specifically for women entrepreneurs worldwide.

SHEconomy gives women entrepreneurs something that money cannot easily buy — access. Access to a global marketplace where their products and services can reach international buyers. Access to a community of fellow women business owners for support, collaboration, and shared learning. Access to tools and resources that help them grow their businesses sustainably and profitably.

For millions of women — particularly in developing economies where local markets are small and access to international trade is limited — SHEconomy is genuinely transformative. It is the bridge between a talented woman with a great product and a global market that is ready to buy it.

2. G100 Business Wings — Sector-Specific Entrepreneurship Support

G100's 100 Wings include several specifically focused on women's entrepreneurship and business leadership — including wings dedicated to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Business Accelerator, Business Networking, Business Chambers and Partnerships, and Entrepreneurial Education.

Each of these Wings is led by a Global Chair who is herself a senior business leader — and who brings deep sector-specific knowledge, networks, and advocacy experience to her work supporting women entrepreneurs in her field.

By being part of a G100 business Wing a woman entrepreneur gains access not just to a general women's network but to a community of the most accomplished women in her specific industry — along with the mentorship, connections, and advocacy support that community brings.

3. WICCI — Building Women's Business Power Across India

For women entrepreneurs in India G100's economic empowerment work is powered by WICCI — the Women's Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

With over 600 councils spanning every state and sector in India WICCI is one of the most powerful women's business networks in the country. It advocates for gender-friendly business policies at the national and state level, connects women entrepreneurs with investors and corporate partners, drives leadership training and capacity building programs, and ensures that women have an equal voice in India's economic policymaking.

WICCI has been instrumental in pushing for policy changes that directly benefit women entrepreneurs — from simplified business registration processes and access to government procurement contracts to gender-responsive credit policies and investment incentive programs specifically designed for women-owned businesses.

4. Mission Million — Scale That Changes Everything

G100's Mission Million initiative is bringing one million women into the G100 ecosystem — and a significant focus of that initiative is on women entrepreneurs who need a platform, a network, and an advocacy system to help them grow.

Through Mission Million women entrepreneurs gain access to G100's global network of business leaders, investors, and policymakers. They gain visibility on an international stage that most small business owners could never access on their own. And they gain the collective advocacy power of a network of one million women pushing for the policy changes that will make their entrepreneurial journeys easier, more equitable, and more successful.

5. Policy Advocacy — Changing the Rules of the Game

Perhaps the most powerful thing G100 does for women entrepreneurs is change the policy environment in which they operate.

Through the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework's Empowerment and Ownership pillars G100 is advocating for specific policy changes that directly benefit women entrepreneurs — including equal access to credit and investment capital for women-owned businesses, legal reforms guaranteeing women's equal right to own businesses, property, and assets, government procurement policies requiring a percentage of contracts to go to women-owned businesses, tax incentives and investment programs specifically designed for female founders, and financial literacy programs giving women entrepreneurs the knowledge they need to navigate formal financial systems.

These policy changes do not just help individual women entrepreneurs. They change the entire ecosystem in which women's entrepreneurship operates — making it fundamentally more equal, more accessible, and more supportive of women's business success.

The Multiplier Effect — Why Women's Entrepreneurship Changes Everything

When a woman builds a successful business the impact does not stop with her.

Research consistently shows that women reinvest up to 90% of their income back into their families and communities — compared to just 35% for men. Women entrepreneurs hire more women employees, support more women suppliers, and invest more in community development than their male counterparts.

This is what economists call the multiplier effect of women's entrepreneurship. One successful woman entrepreneur does not just create one successful business. She creates jobs, she supports families, she strengthens communities, and she inspires the next generation of women entrepreneurs coming behind her.

G100 understands this multiplier effect deeply — and it is one of the core reasons why women's entrepreneurship is at the heart of G100's economic empowerment mission. Because investing in one woman entrepreneur is not just investing in one business. It is investing in an entire community.

The Stories That Define the Movement

Behind every statistic about women's entrepreneurship there is a human story. A woman who turned a kitchen table idea into a global brand. A woman who used a microfinance loan to build a business that now employs 50 people in her community. A woman who joined SHEconomy and sold her handcrafted products to buyers in 20 countries for the first time.

These are the stories that define what G100's economic empowerment work actually means in the real world. Not in policy papers or international forums — but in the lives of real women who are building real businesses and changing real communities.

G100 exists to multiply these stories. To create the conditions where they are not exceptional — where they are the norm. Where every woman who has the talent, the drive, and the vision to build a business has the access, the networks, and the support to make it happen.

What Women Entrepreneurs Need — And What G100 Delivers

Women entrepreneurs do not need charity. They do not need special treatment. They do not need to be told they are capable — they already know that.

What they need is a level playing field. Equal access to capital, markets, networks, and policy frameworks that have historically been designed for and dominated by men.

G100 is delivering exactly that — through SHEconomy, through WICCI, through its Business Wings, through Mission Million, and through the ELLEGOSSÉ Framework's policy advocacy. One woman entrepreneur at a time. One community at a time. One policy change at a time.

Until the day when a woman starting a business has exactly the same access, the same opportunities, and the same chances of success as a man starting a business in the same market.

That day is what G100 is building toward. And with every woman entrepreneur who joins the movement — it gets a little closer.