What Women Want 4.0, Three Days Of Power, Panels & Possibilities

Trademark Hotel Hosts Africa’s Largest Women Empowerment Summit 2026

From March 27–29, 2026, the Trademark Hotel in Nairobi became the epicenter of inspiration, empowerment, and innovation as the What Women Want Summit 4.0 unfolded. Organized by visionary founder Pinky Ghelani, the three‑day event brought together over 100 industry leaders and change makers, creating a vibrant space for dialogue, learning, and connection. The atmosphere was electric, filled with energy and anticipation as women from diverse backgrounds gathered to elevate one another.

Ms. Nev Jiwani , Group Managing Director , Go Places & Ms. Pinky Ghelani, Founder of What Women Want

The summit featured 30 curated panels, 8 workshops, and 10 immersive experiences, each designed to spark meaningful conversations and actionable insights. Topics ranged from leadership in the digital age, financial empowerment, wellness and mental health, to breaking barriers in sports, media, and entrepreneurship. Every session was carefully crafted to ensure that women left not only inspired but equipped with practical tools to thrive in their personal and professional journeys.

Sponsors played a crucial role in powering this landmark event. With support from National Bank, La Roche-Posay, FXPesa, Lintons, Malaica, OBAO, Healthy U, DJMA Africa, and Vivo, the summit delivered world‑class experiences and resources to attendees. Their involvement underscored the importance of corporate partnerships in advancing women’s empowerment and creating platforms where voices can be amplified.

The panels were dynamic and engaging, featuring trailblazers who shared candid stories of resilience, innovation, and leadership. Workshops offered hands‑on learning, from mastering digital tools to wellness practices that nurture balance and strength. Immersive experiences added a creative dimension, allowing participants to connect deeply with themes of identity, empowerment, and community.

The Trademark Hotel provided the perfect setting, with its modern ambiance and welcoming atmosphere. Networking sessions flourished in every corner, as women connected across industries, building bridges that will extend far beyond the summit. The event embodied the spirit of collaboration, reminding everyone that empowerment is not just about individual success but collective progress.

To ensure the powerful moments reached wider audiences, Go Places Media captured the event live, broadcasting highlights, panel discussions, and behind‑the‑scenes energy to viewers across Kenya and beyond. Their coverage amplified the summit’s message: that women’s voices, dreams, and ambitions are central to shaping the future. What Women Want 4.0 was more than a summit—it was a movement, a celebration, and a promise to keep pushing boundaries together.