Voice of Muslim Business and Professionals
Voice of Muslim Business and Professionals
Welcome to the CBN Women's Network, a vibrant community dedicated to supporting, inspiring, and empowering Canadian Muslim women at every stage of their journey. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur, a rising professional, a determined student, or a recent immigrant, we're here to help you achieve your goals.
Empowerment: We provide resources, mentorship, and development opportunities to help women entrepreneurs launch and grow their businesses.
Professional Development: We offer workshops, seminars, and networking events to enhance your skills, knowledge, and confidence.
Community Building: We foster a supportive network where women can connect, share experiences, and build lasting relationships.
Entrepreneurial Spirit: We encourage and celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit of Canadian Muslim women, inspiring the next generation of leaders.
Immigrant Integration: We provide resources and support to help new immigrant women integrate into the Canadian workplace and community.
Mentorship Program: Connect with experienced mentors who can provide guidance and support on your entrepreneurial journey.
Workshops and Seminars: Gain valuable skills and knowledge on topics like business development, marketing, finance, and leadership.
Networking Events: Build connections with like-minded women, forge partnerships, and access new opportunities.
Women’s Weekly Connect: Join our Women’s Connect forum to interact with other Women entrepreneurs and professionals, share experiences, and access resources.
Success Stories: Be inspired by the achievements of other Canadian Muslim women entrepreneurs and professionals.
Unlock your full potential.
Gain valuable skills and knowledge.
Build your network and find support.
Become an inspiration to others.
Be part of a thriving community of empowered women.
Together, let's create a brighter future for Canadian Muslim women in business!
Naila, a master of early education, leads Market Lane Early Learning Centre and Abacus Early Learning Center. She serves as President of AMU Alumni Association of Canada and on the board of SAFSS, aiding immigrant settlement. Recognized by Ontario for her selflessness, her 16 years in childcare, youth, and senior support enrich communities. With a Master’s in Public Administration and Early Childhood Education, her impact resonates through her dedication and expertise.
Safeena Khan is a medical professional dedicated to healthcare management and advocating for women upliftment. As the (Member/Chairperson) of the Women's Committee at a CareLick Business Network, Safeena leads initiatives focused on empowering women professionals and entrepreneurs. With a strong commitment to serving the community, Safeena leverages her expertise and passion to drive positive change and improve the well-being of women from all walks of life.
Sheema, an accounting graduate from Osmania University, now coordinates operations as an industrial administrative coordinator. Despite the shift in her career, she remains dedicated to empowering women. Leading initiatives for gender equality, Sheema ensures women have equal opportunities for success. Beyond work, she actively supports women from diverse backgrounds, ensuring everyone has a chance to thrive.