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Championing Women in Energy

Get to know the ladies of Deloitte’s Women's Energy Network

Deloitte is proud to introduce a new series profiling women in the energy industry in conjunction with the Women’s Energy Network (WEN). By highlighting the stories of women in energy, we hope to help facilitate meaningful conversations, create connections, and showcase the myriad of opportunities for women to enter and thrive in the energy industry.

Powerful women. Powerful stories.

Research shows that one of the leading predictors of the stability of a country is not its GDP or its resources; it’s the access women have to education and career opportunities, as well as the diverse perspectives they bring to their respective tables. That perspective is especially vital in the Energy sector, as its facing one of the greatest talent gaps of any sector. Not only must the sector adapt to the changing skills required for massive digital transformation, it must also bridge the divide between today’s fossil fuels and the cleaner, renewable fuels of the future. Despite gender diversity being vital for driving innovative and inclusive solutions for the sector, the number of roles held by women is markedly below that of the broader economy.

In an effort to bring greater attention to the abundant opportunities for women in the energy sector, Deloitte has joined with the Women’s Energy Network (WEN) to profile some of the women leading the way.

About WEN

Women’s Energy Network (WEN)

WEN’s mission is to be an organization of local chapters and global members, providing unique programming, international networking, and exclusive mentorship to foster the professional growth and success of women across the energy value chain.*

In 2024, WEN has over 7,000 professionals across 24 Chapters (Deloitte has over 410 WEN members and supports 12 of the 24 WEN local Chapters with a dedicated PPMD serving as the Chapter Champion).

*Source: Women’s Energy Network

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