Looking to expand your personal and professional network?

The Professional Women’s Group of Basel exists to offer women of diverse professional and cultural backgrounds a platform to gain new insights, exchange information and share experiences whilst building friendships and professional relationships in a welcoming and social environment.

 

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Jeanne Heinzer
PWG is a safe place for women to inspire and be inspired, to share, connect, laugh together and grow.Jeanne Heinzer

Other testimonials

While I was looking for a job in 2005, I joined PWG and it helped keep me sane. — Ansophie Hohenstein - Part-time student, Bookkeeper, Mom, South Africa

I joined 2 weeks after arriving in Basel to meet people – and now I have good friends — Elizabeth Foster- Global Trade Manager, USA

I joined to meet women who care about their professional development, which PWG’s programs provide. — Beata Augustyniak

I became a member to exchange experiences with professional women. — Monique Jansen

The Women Entrepreneur group helps me to develop my business vision — Cordelia Fox-Wälle - Dipl.- Ing. Architect, SIA, Canada

The focus on careers group gave me the motivation and support to find a great job. — Eliane Garo - Principal Scientist, Switzerland

I started with PWG to build a network in the community and make new friends — Dawn Voyce - Engineer, Global Supply Catalyst, New Zealand

PWG gave me inspiration and support to start my own business — Aletta Karsies van Eeden, http://www.holistic-health.ch

I mainly knew work colleagues after 1 year in Basel, now I know many diverse and interesting women. — Lara MacKenzie - B.Pharm, International marketing, South Africa

Recent Members

Cara Rynerson
maguires
idice1979
Stephanie Mulanda
Paula Wilson
Silvia Debellis
Jennie Fletcher
Susanna Hausmann
Anna Zampolli
justyna

How to find us!

From Barfüsserplatz, stroll up the Kohlenberg or take Tram 3 and disembark at “Musik Akademie”. Walk into Leonhardskirchplatz and go right through the Lohnhof archway. The entrance is to your right, through the large wood and glass door. You’ll see the Centrepoint entrance on your immediate left.