Cultivating a new generation of
Female Leaders
G(irls)20 is a Canadian-based globally active social enterprise that cultivates a new generation of female leaders through education, entrepreneurial training, leadership, and global experiences – with one ultimate goal:
Increasing female labor force participation around the world.
Our 4 Programs
2016 Communique to G20 Leaders
After an all-day strategic session, the 2016 delegates created a communique with 19 recommendations for the consideration of G20 Leaders.
Bootcamp For Brains Recap
This video features the participants, speakers and partners who took part in the inaugural Bootcamp for Brains held at Ashbury College in Ottawa, Ontario.
Apply to Bootcamp For Brains!
Are you a 15-17 Canadian girl? Unleash Your Potential this summer and apply to join us at the 2017 Bootcamp For Brains in Toronto at Branksome Hall!
G(irls)20 has the potential to increase the pipeline of top female executives and global decision makers. As a young entrepreneur, I am excited to report that I am on my way to fulfilling the goals that G(irls)20 helped me aspire to as a young delegate…The Summit was one of the most formative weeks of my life!
Riana Shah
Delegate Representing India
G(irls)20 Summit 2011
G(irls)20 is one of the most efficient and effective organizations leading to positive change on a global scale. I’m proud to support the innovative and important work they conduct to power our next generation of female leaders worldwide.
Susan McPherson
Global Advisor, G(irls)20
Founder and CEO, McPherson Strategies, LLC
At Norton Rose Fulbright we work hard to create an environment where our talent can reach their full potential on the basis of merit and skill. This is why we support G(irls)20 and the empowerment of girls and women by developing and investing in the next generation of women leaders.
Sally Macindoe
Partner and Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion
Norton Rose Fulbright
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Our Partners
We work collectively with partners across the private, social profit, academic and government sectors to economically empower girls and women, allowing them to be agents of economic and social change in their own countries and communities.