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GWF Chapters: Starting with France × Japan × Singapore

GWF has always been international—not as a branding angle, but as lived reality.


Many of us have moved countries, built careers across cultures, raised families far from home, started again after a personal turning point, or rebuilt our professional identity in a new language, a new system, a new context.



We know what it costs. We also know what it unlocks.


That’s why we’re launching a simple country chapters that allows GWF to grow without losing what makes it work.


Introducing GWF Chapters

We are building country chapters—starting with France, Japan, and Singapore—with one intention: keep it only good intention, fun, and safe.


No big announcements. No inflated community promises. Just real circles that create real moments: small gatherings, dinners, conversations, collaborations.


We choose these 3 countries to begin with because📍

  • France: a strong European base—creative energy, reinvention, new beginnings.

  • Japan: depth, nuance, trust-building—an ecosystem that rewards consistency.

  • Singapore: the bridge—international by design, fast-moving, and deeply connected to Europe and Asia.

Together: Europe × Japan × Asia hub—with real people inside it, not just a concept.


What a chapter actually does (simple + concrete)

  • 1 curated gathering per month (small group)

  • occasional Voices moments (one woman’s story, not a panel)

  • warm introductions when relevant (no spam)

  • aligned partners when it makes sense (venues, cultural spaces, ecosystems)


Want to help shape a chapter? 🤝


We’re opening a small circle of contributors for France / Japan / Singapore. You can help by:

  • hosting a small gathering (home, café, gallery—simple is perfect)

  • suggesting a Voices guest

  • connecting us with a venue or partner

  • welcoming newcomers who fit the spirit


If this speaks to you, please reach out with your city + one line on how you’d like to contribute to : globalwomenfounders@gmail.com


We’re starting small on purpose. So it stays real.

 
 
 

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