Europe's 10 Most Successful Businesswomen to Watch in 2023

2. France Dequilbec: Enabling Women to Reach the Upper Echelons of Corporate Leadership “No longer will the same stale faces dominate the Boardroom.” How often have you felt the drive within yourself to take the next big step, to push yourself to reach greater heights of success, only to be stalled in your tracks by the fear of what other people would think? But here’s the notion:Women are a powerhouse of talent and multitasking, capable of taking on the world and completing tasks with speed and efficiency that often leave their male counterparts in the dust. It’s a shame that the idea of women taking on senior roles or starting their own businesses is still seen as taboo in society, but with a sprinkle of courage and a helping hand or two, you can shatter those preconceived notions and soar to the heights you know you’re capable of.

3. Raissa De Haas & Jayce De Haas: Redefining Mixers for a Premium Drinking Experience In a world where taste reigns supreme, two entrepreneurial sisters from the Netherlands, Raissa de Haas, and Joyce de Haas, embarked on a remarkable journey fueled by a belief that drinking could be taken to new heights to enhance the drinking experience with more flavorful options and to provide premium spirits with the mixers they truly deserve. With a clear vision in mind, Raissa de Haas and Joyce de Haas founded their company, creating a brand that would forever change the way we think about mixers. Thus, Double Dutch Drinks was born.

4. Angela’s Swim School: Guiding Aspiring Swimmers towards Zeniths Swimming is known to be the fourth most popular physical activity and one of the best cardio exercises for all age groups. Whether you are a pro or a novice, a professional or someone who simply loves the activity, you will need an experienced coach to help you perfect the sport. Angela’s Swim School is one such training institute that offers lessons to children and adults of all ages with effective techniques. We delved deeper into the training institute and here is what we learnt.

5. Allegro Dinkwanyane: Inspiring Entrepreneurship within Young Minds Peter Drucker, an Austrian consultant, once said, “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” This sounds apt for the entrepreneurs who follow their passion and pave the path of crafting dreams into reality. And in their journey, they inspire others on the same path. Allegro Dinkwanyane, Founder and CEO of Orgella Group started young and launched her first company Orgella Entertainment under Orgella Group in 2011 when she was studying journalism. Orgella Entertainment is a South Africa-based entertainment and lifestyle website with the core objective of entertaining readers as well as informing them of the current celebrity/entertainment/world news in the most factual way possible. Allegro also started to use Orgella Entertainment as a platform to promote African celebrity talent.

6. Joyce Hunter: A Design Systems Thinking Leader Let’s explore what design systems thinking as a leadership skill means and how to equip leaders with top skills. “Design thinking is a human-centered approach to innovation that draws from the designer’s toolkit to integrate the needs of people, the possibilities of technology, and the requirements for business success.” – Tim Brown, Executive Chair of Ideo. According to Gartner, design thinking is the number one emerging soft skill (cognitive and social skills) for C-Suite executives. As organizations become increasingly flat and agile, leaders need to understand how to cultivate a psychologically safe environment

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