Imagine being in a beautiful place, surrounded by nature and also learning from the country’s most successful businesswomen. That’s what will happen at the women’s resort at Banyan Tree Mayakoba, on the Riviera Maya, from September 26 to 29 this year.
The event was born three years ago as a meeting space for women entrepreneurs, where experiences, doubts, advice and connections can be exchanged over three days of activities.
The fourth edition will be held in 2023 and will include the Women’s Retreat Open Forum, a day of activities open to the public in cooperation with Forbes how Media partnerWith talks on topics such as companies with a sustainable vision; Justice and innovation; Success stories and women in the world of gastronomy.
The day will start with a short breathing and meditation session, guided by Kuya Webb, because health It is also one of the pillars of the event.
The conferences will be presented by Chef Micaela Miguel, co-founder of Casa Virginia and Sobremesa; Sommelier Laura Santander; Maria Forcada, managing editor of the popular Spanish-language magazine Food and Wine; Mercedes and Regina Palomar of Lady Multitask; Tricia Benitez and Sarah Griffin, co-founders of UNREPD, a company dedicated to representing local artists and giving them a voice by creating spaces that allow them to showcase their art.
There will also be Julia Bossi, Marketing Director and Health Coach at Laguna Phuket, Banyan Tree Group, coming from Thailand; Patricia Ermecio, founder of Osomtex, a textile recycling company, and Marlene Garaizar, co-founder of Stori, the first unicorn company founded by a woman in Mexico.
Tickets for the event are sold out, but if you would like to sign up for the waiting list, you can message us [email protected] Or WhatsApp +529841380041
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