WEDO has been officially proclaimed across the globe, with recognition spanning 144 countries and a growing number of governments, states, and cities honoring its mission to empower women entrepreneurs.
Stay up-to-date with our latest proclamations!
Women’s Entrepreneurship Day was launched at the United Nations in New York City on November 19, with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio proclaiming
The Governor of Nebraska, Jim Pillen, proclaims Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, making it the 30th U.S. state to officially acknowledge the vital contributions of female entrepreneurs both nationally and globally. See
City of Norman, Oklahoma, officially proclaimed November 19 as Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, recognizing the observance as part of efforts to celebrate and support women entrepreneurs. See HERE!
Fredericksburg, Virginia, officially recognized Women’s Entrepreneurship Day through a proclamation issued by Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw, joining other municipalities and government bodies that have recognized the observance. See HERE!
The Los Angeles City Council supported declaring November 19 as Women’s Entrepreneurship Day in Los Angeles, recognizing the importance of women entrepreneurs and aligning the city with international observance. See
The Governor of North Carolina, Josh Stein, proclaimed Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, recognizing and promoting the advancement of women’s entrepreneurship throughout the state. See HERE!
