International Day of Women in Mining (IDWIM) is an annual global campaign that honours the achievements of all who identify as women and the advancement of inclusion in mining. “I am Mining and I Belong” is the theme for IDWIM 2024. Find out how to get involved: https://ow.ly/q2eE50QJtXa
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At Tellus we celebrate International Women in Mining Day, an instance to recognize the contribution of women in the industry. Women are making their mark in mining. Their dedication, creativity and leadership are fundamental to driving innovation and progress in a field so vital to global development. On this day we honor and celebrate all the women who work in this sector, especially our female employees. #IDWIM #IDWIM2024 #InternationalDayofWomeninMining #WomeninMining #Mining #MiningIndustry
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Mining Zimbabwe Women's Month Edition- A special celebration of Zimbabwe Women in Mining Nyasha Gwata. Insightful conversation on :Is the Mining Industry ready for women's inclusion?
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Only four more days to nominate your colleagues for the #WIM100! I made a commitment this year to nominate at least five women - and I would like to encourage you to join me and set aside a half hour to nominate five outstanding women you work with in our industry. And heck, if you need or want someone to nominate you, send me a PM! Prospector Women in Mining Canada Women In Mining UK (WIM UK) Women in Mining USA Women in Mining (WIM) Central America #womeninmining #mining #geology #exploration
Have you submitted your #WIM100 nomination yet? Please share with your networks and help Women In Mining UK (WIM UK) recognise 100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining! The 6th edition is now taking nominations, closing soon!! For all the details and how to nominate please click here: https://lnkd.in/gKpWDKT Thank you to our #WIM100 sponsors BMO Capital Markets Heidrick & Struggles and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) for your continued support. Augenija Di Bucci Mariana Granziera Lisa S. Tim Jensen Jorge Gouveia de Oliveira Adrian Schulte Steinberg #womeninmining #wimvoice #wimadvocate #wim100 #wimspire
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Empowering Women in Mining: Driving Change and Leading Transformation. Last week, I had the privilege to attend the Women in Mining Conference where diverse women from various backgrounds came together to drive impactful change within the industry. From insightful panel discussions to idea-sharing sessions, it was an inspiring gathering focused on propelling transformation. #WomenInMining #DrivingChange #LeadingTransformation"
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🌟 Women in Process Mining Member Spotlight! 🌟 Meet Lotte Vugs, a trailblazer in this industry as Co-Founder and CEO of Konekti. She is passionate about expediting the data preparation for #processmining so organizations can realize value faster. Learn more about her journey with process mining, why she decided to start her company, and the advice she has for women in the field. Swipe to read her interview. #WIPM #womeninprocessmining #womenintech
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Being a woman in mining and knowing that I belong is a powerful theme. The conversations we have hosted with women in mining are just the beginning. My research on women in mining bears testament to the written and spoken narratives surrounding women in this industry. These narratives highlight the challenges, triumphs, and invaluable contributions of women in mining, underscoring the importance of fostering inclusive environments where everyone feels they belong. Mineworker Magazine #womaninmining
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Empowering women in Africa’s mining industry! Discover the thoughts of Carla Clamp of BDO South Africa as she examines the challenges holding women back in the continent’s mining industry and why it is imperative to identify and remove such barriers. “There is a whole lot of untapped potential in women that could be miners that is currently not being assessed or utilised. Given the opportunity, these women could make a huge difference in the industry and can join the ranks of the several women change-makers that have been in the industry.” A the upcoming Investing in African Mining Indaba conference Clamp advised attendees and participants to keep this vital topic in mind throughout each discussion in this year’s agenda: “It is imperative that we maintain the focus of removing the barriers that keep women from shining and reaching their highest potential in an industry that has been historically male-dominated.” Discover the full interview at: https://lnkd.in/eERHV9Hu #MiningIndaba #WomenInMining #WomenEmpowerment #AfricaMining #WomenInBusiness
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Women in Mining South Africa: A Force for Change. South Africa's mining industry is being revolutionized by Women in Mining South Africa (WiMSA). This organization is more than just a group; it's a movement dedicated to empowering women and shaping the future of mining. Your involvement is crucial! By supporting WiMSA, you're investing in a more inclusive and equitable mining industry. Head over to the full article to learn more and get involved: https://lnkd.in/dSU-T-Qj
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🌍👷♀️ Celebrating International Women's Day in Mining. Women in mining are not just participants; they are pioneers, leaders, and innovators. From the depths of the mines to the highest echelons of decision-making, women are driving sustainability, safety, and technological advancements. Join us in celebrating #InternationalWomensDay by sharing your stories of inspiration, challenge, and success. Let's highlight the achievements of women in mining and inspire the next generation to break even more ground. #IWD2024 #WomenInMining #DiversityInMining
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So...let's talk about the title of this article. Forget the content for now. The title "Do we really need more women in the boardroom? A bottom-up approach may provide more benefit for women" is a narrative that we must stop perpetuating. It's both, it's all! By 2022, women held 17.6% of director positions within top-500 listed mining companies, up from 4.9% in 2012. [See data from White & Case LLP, ARCH Emerging Markets Partners Limited and Women In Mining UK (WIM UK): https://lnkd.in/euZ6CmpF] On the panel, it was stated that one of the problems with women in mining groups is that they do not focus on women at grassroots, entry level. However, it is the women in mining groups, particularly in the Global South, that are taking on deep rooted systemic challenges that women and communities face of gender-transformation on the ground. Context is key! I encourage mining companies to stop making it an either/or issue and to make it a mining issue. Let's stop questioning whether we need more women and address the disparities in numbers--in number of women; in number of new entrants; in number of diverse thinking. #womeninmining #wimuk https://lnkd.in/eRvUDMpk
Do we really need more women in mining boardrooms?
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