In conjunction with the digital ceremony, Cartier hosts a series of virtual gathering on the theme of the Ripple Effect.

Cartier announces the laureates of the 2021 edition of the Cartier Women&rsquo;s Initiative through a digital ceremony, which consist of a three-day virtual gathering on the theme of the&nbsp;Ripple Effect.&nbsp;

Hosted by Cyrille Vigneron, Cartier President and CEO, this year&rsquo;s CWI program carries on its mission to empower and sustain the sparks ignited by these women groundbreakers and game-changers.&nbsp;The annual event once again brings together a diverse group of global pioneers from different spheres - including entrepreneur and author Jacqueline Novogratz, award-winning journalist, author, and founder of Shriver Media and The Women&rsquo;s Alzheimer&rsquo;s Movement Maria Shriver or scholar Nassim Nicholas Taleb to muses of Cartier such as actor, producer and change agent Yara Shahidi - to sit down and exchange views on the challenges of our time and how by providing opportunities can foster the community and empower one another.

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&nbsp;&ldquo;For the past fifteen years, the Cartier Women&rsquo;s Initiative has celebrated women impact entrepreneurs. It has long been our belief that to thrive, they need an enabling environment, a supportive ecosystem and an empowering culture. During the Virtual Gathering, like-minded individuals and organizations from all horizons have joined us to explore how we can collectively uplift these outstanding change-makers. We look to the future with confidence by their side, as we witness them building up a tide of change, thus making the world a better place for generations to come.&rdquo;&nbsp;

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-Cyrille Vigneron, President and CEO of Cartier International.

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This year, eight laureates stood out from 876 applicants from over 142 countries, each of them is&nbsp;gifted with prize money of US $100,000 to fund their campaigns and businesses.&nbsp;They include&nbsp;Valentina Rogacheva (Verqor), Rebecca Hui (Roots Studio), Andrea Barber (RatedPower), Seynabou Dieng (Maya), Basima Abdulrahman (Kesk), Corina Huang (Boncha Boncha), Rebecca Percasky (The Better Packaging Co.) and Orianna Bretschger (Aquacycl).&nbsp;

Swipe the gallery below to find out more about&nbsp;the 8 laureates of the 2021 edition of Cartier Women&rsquo;s Initiative:

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8 laureates has been crowned for the Cartier Women’s Initiative 2021

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