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Q: What does Empowering Women mean to you? Sarah: Empowering women, to me, means more than giving someone an opportunity. It means opening a door, walking through it together, and holding it open for the next person. It’s about transforming survival into strength and turning the pain we’ve carried into a platform for others to rise. I believe that empowerment starts with seeing people as they are — not what society expects them to be. Too often, women are told to “be strong”

Q: What does Empowering Women mean to you? Youma: To me, empowering women means giving space for voices that are too often silenced. It’s about recognizing strength not as something to be given, but something already there — waiting to be heard, seen, and valued. Empowerment is not charity; it’s partnership. It’s women inspiring women, building bridges across continents, and proving that change begins with empathy and shared responsibility. Q: How did you get started working

Q: What does Empowering Women mean to you? Kim: Empowering women, to me, means embodying strength, leadership, and serving as a role model for other women in the industry and manufacturing world. It encompasses having a strong work ethic, leading through change, and setting an example of how to handle adversity, collaborate with others, and foster a dynamic and positive work environment. By being a beacon of change and a source of light for others, we can teach, mentor, and l

Q: What does Empowering Women mean to you? Yamini: Empowering women means creating equal opportunities and supporting them to reach their full potential. To me, it’s about building confidence, removing barriers, and fostering a culture where women’s voices are heard, respected, and celebrated Q: How did you get started working in your field? Yamini: I completed my Master’s in Data Science and had the opportunity to work as a Backend Developer. I am now looking to transition i