Canada Poland Association of Businesswomen connecting women around the world 🌎💪 One of our members here from the GTA, Jolanta Nowakowska was recently traveling to Düsseldorf and it so happens we also have an association member Agata Łacwik-Starmach who lives in Düsseldorf … and we connected them! Here is a quick video and message from the ladies: Warm greetings from Düsseldorf! 🇩🇪❤️🇨🇦🇵🇱 While traveling through Europe, I had the pleasure of meeting one of our wonderfu

We are thrilled to share that our director was featured on this inspiring podcast! In this conversation, you'll learn the story of Marta our Executive Director. She is a Polish woman who has lived in Canada for 24 years and, together with her husband, built her own business from scratch. Today, they run a company that manufactures and imports windows and doors from Europe to Canada, carrying out projects as contractors and developing their own production. The podcast also sha

March 16 2026 We were honoured to be featured in Gazeta Gazeta to spread awareness about our Association! We spoke about who we are and our vision. As well as the incredible momentum the association has gained, the 73 powerful women on in our community, and the amazing events we have planned. WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE: https://gazetagazeta.com/2026/03/spolecznosc-kobiet-biznesu-canada-poland-association-of-businesswomen-obejrzyj/

The Power of Community for Women in Business and Entrepreneurship Women’s empowerment is not only a matter of equity, it is essential for thriving businesses, resilient communities, and sustainable economic growth. For women in business and female founders in particular, collaboration and community are not “nice to have”; they are critical success factors. Research consistently shows that when women are supported, connected, and empowered through community, the impact extends

By mid-January, many people have already felt the weight of goals they set with the best of intentions. In fact, research shows that most New Year’s goals are abandoned within the first six weeks , with studies estimating that only 8 percent of people maintain their resolutions beyond January (Forbes, New Year’s Resolution Statistics ). For women entrepreneurs, this comes as no surprise. Building a business requires flexibility, resilience, and the ability to adapt quickly w