What is it like to be a female entrepreneur? How do you deal with gender inequality? The Break program aims to close this historical gap by encouraging women to work alongside each other and grow their business successfully from a female perspective. 

Sarika, Zoya and Aga, 3 fellow break participants share their insights about how female entrepreneurs can change the overall mindset regarding funding, leadership and more. Find out what happens when we bring together women who are developing projects in the fields of fertilization, crowdfunding campaigns and even a delicious drink called Sake.

This podcast is a co-production between Lagor Services, Efecto Colibrí, and all the women you will hear throughout this conversation. 

Participants on this episode:

Sarika Seki Hussey – Sarika International Limited

They help you fall in love with SAKE.  The mission is also to support the 2000-year-old craft of Sake, especially focusing on sustainable breweries & women in Sake.

Agnieszka Ploska – She Crowdfunds

She Crowdfunds is an incubation programme and a knowledge hub for every woman who wants to launch a crowdfunding campaign. The main goal is to give the tools and empower them to be successful while raising the funds. 

Zoya Misha – Cyclical.bodies

A project aimed to raise awareness around hormonal health and body literacy by educating cyclical beings on how to track their cycle and read their bodies so they can confidently make their reproductive choices in a natural, holistic way.

1. The Break fellowship is a programme funded by the EU Next generation funds and realized by EOI (Escuela de Organización Industrial) and Impact Hub. Its goal is to reshape entrepreneurship in the European Union by creating a once-in-a-lifetime journey to build an international network of 1000 women entrepreneurs, to collaborate with each other and grow their businesses.