03/10/2026
1. Women have natural leadership skills. Countries led by women, such as Finland, New Zealand, and Iceland, have consistently ranked high in economic stability, happiness, human development, sustainability, gender equality, and social welfare, demonstrating the positive impact of women in leadership.
2. Women excel at multitasking. Research has shown that women’s brains have stronger connections between the two hemispheres, which allows them to have a higher capacity for managing different tasks simultaneously, making them great multitaskers.
3. Women now control 40% of global wealth, but more importantly, they demonstrate a strong interest in sustainable investments, with 74% expressing a desire to increase the share of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investments in their portfolios.
4. As of recent data, over 37% of UN humanitarian coordinators are women, a significant rise from 20% in 2010.
5. Research shows that matriarchal societies experience lower levels of violence and conflict compared to patriarchal societies. This is because women, who hold leadership roles, often prioritize peacebuilding and nurturing relationships.
