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Our Story
The Women Entrepreneurs Network (WEN) has a long history of supporting women business owners. Started in the late 80’s with the workshop, ‘How to start and run your own business’, today we support women on their business journey, from start up to sale.
We run a number of popular events from our signature, the Circle to workshops. We also offer mentoring, advisory boards, and an online directory.
WEN is where inspiration is found, connections are made, and problems are solved.
Our Events
The Circle
Ideal for women business owners who are keen to learn, and participate in a small group for discussion and business advice. Circles bring together the expertise of experts and board members. This event can also help participants build a network of other business owners who they can call upon.
Workshop on Pricing & Marketing/Branding
This workshop is specifically for providing you with helpful, direct feedback on your branding and pricing. Led by a branding specialist, participants are put into small groups whereby you present your website, marketing materials, or product. Feedback is provided by all in the circle.
Webinars
Introduced in 2020, our webinars are 45 minutes in length and conducted over Zoom. The virtual event focuses on one relevant topic, with an expert giving a presentation along with questions and answers at the end. Webinars are recorded for anyone who cannot attend, or wishes to purchase later.
WEN Expert Chat
This is an opportunity for entrepreneurs to sit with an inspiring/experienced women founder and two others in a small and informal group discussion to meet other like-minded founders and share their entrepreneurial journey and hear first hand as to the contributing factors to the success of their business and how they dealt with business issues and failures. A must try session for new entrepreneurs.
Lunch and Learn Online series
Lunch and Learn series is a new WEN initiative for busy entrepreneurs to learn and discover more about emerging and current trends in the digital, marketing and business funding space. An expert is brought in and WEN hosts these sessions online to make it convenient for members to attend and participate.
1-to-1 Mentoring
Our mentoring sessions allow you the opportunity to share your current situation, and ask for advice on next steps. Brainstorming is important, and hearing more than one opinion is key. Your mentor is an experienced business owner and your session length is 60 minutes.
Inspiration Found, Connections Made, Problems Solved
What People are Saying
“Astonished by the Impact”
“I was expecting good tips from the workshop leaders, but I had no idea they were going to positively revolutionize how I am branding my business.”
Dr. Irene Garcia Losquino, Braelight
“I am enjoying WEN”
“A BIG THANK YOU for all the hardwork and effort for helping us all stay sane. I enjoy being surrounded by such an energetic bunch of women who have proved how it can be done.”
Helen Barker, Feel Good Factor
“Absolutely Inspirational”
“Co-Founder, Kimberly Whiley has a natural ability to ask the right questions and extract your brilliance into a cohesive and structured plan, in record time and with laser focus.”
Helen Revans, Nurture Your Life
Our News
Highlights from WEN’s Lunch & Learn Workshop with Sanam Thakur
The Women’s Entrepreneurs Network (WEN) recently hosted an insightful Lunch and Learn session led by Sanam Thakur, a lead coach at the re:think. The workshop explored the theme, “We Think, We Do: The Power of Connecting Thoughts to Sustainable Action,” and provided...
Q2 2025 Checklist for Entrepreneurs
1. Financial Planning Quarterly Review: Evaluate Q1 financial performance; compare actual performance to budget or projections. Cash Flow Management: Ensure sufficient cash flow for Q2 operations and plan for unexpected expenses. Tax Filings: For Hong Kong...
What are the top things to consider when putting a brand story together?
Know your audience: Always start with the audience. Who are they? What do they care about? What emotional needs can your brand fulfil? Seth Godin’s analogy is a great reminder: people buying a drill bit aren’t after the tool itself. They’re after the sense of...
