International Women’s day. The bioeconomy revolution is led by women

This year, as every year, for the International Women’s Day, we dedicate a tribute to all women who are making the bioeconomy happen all around the world

According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), around the world finding a job is much tougher for women than it is for men. When women are employed, they tend to work in low-quality jobs in vulnerable conditions and there is little improvement forecast in the near future. The current global labour force participation rate for women is close to 49% (for men it is 75%). The freedom to work – by choice, in conditions of dignity, safety and fairness – is integral to human welfare.

The Bioeconomy is led by women. This year, as every year, for the International Women’s Day, we dedicate a tribute to all women who are making the bioeconomy happen all around the world. With their huge competences and their infinite passion, they are the stars of the world bioeconomy. Our best and warmest wishes to all women.

This is just a partial list.

Ylwa Alwarsdotter, Executive VP Sekab (Sweden)

Iris Aquilina Anderson, leader of the Bioladies Network (UK)

Catia Bastioli, CEO at Novamont (Italy)

Agnes Borg, Director Industrial Biotechnology at EuropaBio (Belgium)

Véronique de Bruijn, CEO at Photanol (Netherlands)

Joanna Dupont, Head of EU Affairs at European Bioplastics (Germany)

Carina Håkansson, DG at The Swedish Forest Industries Federation (Sweden)

Sarah Hickingbottom, CEO at BioVale (UK)

Jennifer Holmgren, CEO at Lanzatech (USA)

Virginia Klausmeier, CEO at Sylvatex (USA)

Christine Lang, chairwoman at German Bioeconomy Council (Germany)

Electra Papadopoulou, co-founder Greek Bioeconomy Forum (Greece)

Theodora Retsina, CEO at American Process (USA)

Tatjana Schwabe-Markovic, Senior Project Manager at Clib (Germany)

Kathryn Sheridan, CEO at Sustainability Consult (Belgium)

Mariagiovanna Vetere, Global Public Affairs at NatureWorks (USA)

Mari Walls, President and CEO at Natural Resources Institute Finland (LUKE)

Alex Ward, President at Origin Materials (Canada)

Marie Wheat, Industry Economist at USDA BioPreferred Program (USA)

Eleni Zika, Strategic Advisor at ERC (EU)

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Il Bioeconomista, 2021-03-08.

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American Process Inc.
Bioladies Network
Bioökonomierat
BioVale
EuropaBio
European Bioplastics e.V.
European Research Council
Graduate Cluster Industrial Biotechnology (CLIB)
Greek Bioeconomy Forum
Il Bioeconomista
International Labour Organization (ILO)
LanzaTech Ltd.
Natural Resources Institute Finland
NatureWorks LLC
Novamont S.p.A.
Origin Materials
Photanol
SEKAB
Sustainability Consult
Swedish Forest Industries Federation
Sylvatex
US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

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