WIM leaders have called for increased economic opportunities for African women. Jonathan Eze, founder and chairperson of Women in Management, and Dr. Ngozi Oyewole, chairperson of Women in Management Africa, emphasized the need for greater access to capital. Dr. Sulochana Segera also joined the call. The leaders highlighted the importance of global opportunities for women in business. They urged policymakers and investors to support female entrepreneurs. The push comes amid growing awareness of gender disparities in finance. The initiative aims to empower women through better financial resources. The leaders met at a recent conference in Nairobi. They plan to launch a campaign to attract more investment. The campaign will focus on startups and small businesses led by women. The event drew over 200 participants. Many attendees expressed support for the initiative. The leaders hope to see measurable change within the next year. The movement reflects a broader trend toward gender equality in African economies.