Interview with Kristin Engvig of WIN Conference
John E. Kaye
News & Features
WIN (Women’s International Networking) is a leadership organisation based in Lausanne, Switzerland. WIN’s mission is to inspire, to empower, to develop and connect women worldwide, particularly in an authentic, feminine and interconnected global way.
It does so with high quality learning events and conferences worldwide. Over the years, WIN has provided pioneering thought leadership and is the reference for numerous individuals and organisations.
WIN was founded in 1997 in Milan by Norwegian Social Entrepreneur and Pioneer, Kristin Engvig.
Kristin is the Founder and CEO of WIN Conference.
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