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The Women’s Web Network (WWN) is meant for women at work to network, learn and grow together.
As part of this network, WWN chapters are a community-led initiative – by and for our community to benefit from each other’s experience. For members in Delhi, it is a great opportunity to meet up with like-minded women each month and bond over shared learnings!
Who is welcome? Women of all ages looking for professional growth, whether you are a salaried employee, a freelancer, an entrepreneur or looking to rejoin work after short or long breaks.
Arunima Shekhar has 9+ years of experience developing, designing and marketing technology, and an incurable affliction of coming up with new product ideas. Currently she is Co-Founder at Scrambled Works – a creativity lab. In the past, she founded Tell-A-Tale, an education startup.
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Date & Time: 31st October, 11 AM – 1 PM
Venue: Kunzum Travel Cafe, T49, Ground Floor, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi
Focus: Women & Marketing: How does personal branding work for you?
To attend this meet, please press the payment button to pay a nominal fee. This is collected to confirm your participation and to cover light refreshments and other incidentals at the meet. If you would like to attend, but find it difficult to pay online, simply complete the registration form and you can pay the nominal fee at the venue.
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(If Delhi/NCR is not the right chapter for you, check out this page with all WWN chapters).
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