PCCC Events

Women in Business Summit

Virtual Events

Our annual Women in Business Summit brings together some of the most influential thought leaders, business leaders and entrepreneurs from across Canada. Attendees will gain valuable insights from key presenters with a deep understanding of the challenges women in business face and learn more about how to overcome them.

A report by the Canadian Chamber’s Business Data Lab reveals that Canada lags behind nearly half of all OECD countries in its share of women managers. It also highlights the persistent gaps in representation and compensation for women in management and leadership positions, as well as a significant disparity in business ownership compared to women’s population share. These findings underscore the urgent need to accelerate progress in increasing women’s representation in management, leadership and boardrooms, and to close compensation gaps.

The 2024 Women in Business Summit Series offers three 75-minute empowering sessions designed to bridge the implementation gap and make progress on accelerating gender equality. Together, with influential thought leaders, accomplished entrepreneurs and esteemed business and chamber leaders from across Canada, we will explore actionable solutions to bridge the representation and compensation gaps between men and women in management roles.

At this premier event series, held during Canada’s Gender Equality Week, you will gain valuable insights and practical tools to drive change. You will expand your professional network through engaging interactions with peers and will discover actionable strategies to overcome obstacles and reduce barriers to the advancement of women in the business world.

Featured Panel Discussions

High-Growth Sectors and the Corporate Pipeline

Recent research has shown a dramatic decline in the representation of women in the pipeline to senior management roles. We are bringing together business leaders from high-growth sectors where women have been traditionally and significantly underrepresented. Speakers will highlight key actions that need to be taken to ensure women have full access and opportunity to thrive in these sectors.

Leadership and the Gender Gap

This panel will bring together diverse perspectives on the progress made to increasing women’s representation across leadership levels in the financial services and retail industries. Panelists will share their personal experiences and their organization’s progress on advancing gender parity.

Don’t miss this opportunity for meaningful learning and interaction.

A report by the Canadian Chamber’s Business Data Lab reveals that Canada lags behind nearly half of all OECD countries in its share of women managers. It also highlights the persistent gaps in representation and compensation for women in management and leadership positions, as well as a significant disparity in business ownership compared to women’s population share. These findings underscore the urgent need to accelerate progress in increasing women’s representation in management, leadership and boardrooms, and to close compensation gaps.

The 2024 Women in Business Summit Series offers three 75-minute empowering sessions designed to bridge the implementation gap and make progress on accelerating gender equality. Together, with influential thought leaders, accomplished entrepreneurs and esteemed business and chamber leaders from across Canada, we will explore actionable solutions to bridge the representation and compensation gaps between men and women in management roles.

At this premier event series, held during Canada’s Gender Equality Week, you will gain valuable insights and practical tools to drive change. You will expand your professional network through engaging interactions with peers and will discover actionable strategies to overcome obstacles and reduce barriers to the advancement of women in the business world.

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