LLWB, in collaboration with Mission Joy and Fabric Aid, distributed Levi’s clothes for 201 needy families in Bourj Hammoud
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During the second quarter of SAWI Project, MOUs were signed with 10 key employers…
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LLWB and Ali Ghandour Centre (AGC), in collaboration with the Makers Hub, initiated an innovative summer Maker program…
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LLWB is Launching a pitching competition in August, for around 35 startups in the North and the Beqaa.
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We, Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB), one of the signatories to this statement, condemn all attempts to obstruct the course of justice…
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A webinar on “Let’s talk inclusion: North African Employers Have Taken Action” was held on July 27 2021…
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We are delighted to announce that Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB) and SheTrades MENA agreed to build cooperation by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) sharing their opportunities among their networks.
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LLWB, represented by its executive director Ms. Nisreen Deeb, has shared insights, experiences and brainstorming ideas about UN women action plans in the South region.
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We are delighted to announce joining Mrs. Abir Chebaro as a new board member to our team, where she will bring her own experience and contribute to LLWB’s mission and vision to “take the lead and succeed”. Get To know Ms. Abir Chebaro more by clicking on Read More.
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LLWB’s executive director Ms. Nisreen Deeb contributed to the #ForEveryEmployee campaign…
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The Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB) and the Lebanese Business Council in Kuwait (LBCK) signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This joint effort has a prominent role in supporting the local economy and aims to address the rising needs and defiance during the current economic situation, by promoting both parties’ activities and initiatives. Under […]
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LLWB is proud to announce the partnership with Levi’s, and FabricAID for the distribution of 10,000 apparels donated by Levi’s after the Beirut Blast. The apparels were distributed to underprivileged communities through LLWB’s network of partners. The first batch was distributed in Beirut in partnership with Himaya, at the location of FabricAID in Bourj Hammoud […]
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