Rising Together, Unforgettable Moments From What Women Want 2025

Building Tomorrow’s Leaders Today, Insights From What Women Want 2025

From March 21st to 23rd, 2025, the Trademark Hotel Nairobi hosted the highly anticipated What Women Want 2025 event, bringing together some of the most influential and empowering voices in Kenya. This three-day gathering provided a platform for women to connect, learn, and celebrate their achievements. The event was a celebration of women’s empowerment, featuring a variety of key discussions that aimed to uplift and inspire women across all walks of life. Attendees had the opportunity to engage in a series of enlightening talks and workshops, all designed to foster growth, self-awareness, and the realization of women’s full potential.

The event was skillfully organized by Pinky Ghelani, who also served as one of the keynote speakers. As the main organizer, Pinky’s vision for the event was clear: to create an inclusive environment where women could share experiences, gain knowledge, and build supportive networks. Pinky’s impactful leadership set the tone for the entire gathering, encouraging open dialogue and personal growth. Her address was a highlight of the event, inspiring many to take bold steps toward achieving their goals.

In addition to Pinky Ghelani, other prominent figures took to the stage to share their invaluable insights. Hon. Amilia Odhiambo, a key advocate for women’s rights and empowerment, captivated the audience with her powerful speech on policy changes that impact women and how women can advocate for themselves within political structures. Caroline Mutoko, a well-known media personality, shared her wisdom on navigating the digital world and how women can use platforms to amplify their voices and influence. Celestine Gachuhi, Sheila Kwambox, and Ian Mbugua also contributed to the event with sessions focused on self-esteem, financial independence, and mental wellness.

The event was further enriched by speakers like Monique Angeline Bett, Tracy Wanjiru, Joy Kendi, and Kambua, who focused on the importance of self-care, personal branding, and breaking down societal barriers that hinder women from achieving their dreams. These thought-provoking discussions were met with great enthusiasm from attendees who left the event feeling motivated and empowered. Each speaker brought a unique perspective, offering practical advice on how to overcome challenges and achieve success, both professionally and personally.

The What Women Want 2025 event also saw the presence of MD Go Places, Nev Jiwani, who was there to lend his support to this inspiring initiative. Go Places Media was also on hand to cover the event, capturing all the key moments and ensuring that the powerful messages shared by the speakers reached an even wider audience. The media coverage helped bring attention to the vital conversations around women’s empowerment, showcasing the event’s significant impact on the community. With topics revolving around mental health, financial independence, and leadership, What Women Want 2025 successfully created a space for women to bond, learn, and empower each other, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.