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Making it happen: inspirational stories of Pakistani women turning the tide. An event organized by Nestlé Pakistan

The theme for the event was “Making it happen: inspirational stories of Pakistani women turning the tide”. Speakers included Fiza Farhan (2015 Forbes '30 under 30' social entrepreneurs list); Muniba Mazari (Artist, Activist, Motivational speaker), Justice (retd) Nasira Iqbal, Nasreen Zehra (Director, Aurat Foundation) and Mira Phailbus (Educator). It was moderated by Nadia Jamil. Each speaker told their personal story that was followed by a Q&A session with the audience.
"There is a business case for gender balance but we believe that gender balance needs to envelop all segments of the society. Women are an integral part of the society and should be an essential part of the workforce, whether it’s formal or informal economy." said Waqar Ahmad – Head of Corporate Affairs for Nestlé Pakistan.
Nadia Jamil called the panelists "powerhouses" in themselves who had made the lives of other women better. She said she had been influenced by each of the panelists.

Artist Muniba Mazari said she looked at her accident as an "opportunity". She said she had "seen the worst but that brought out the best in me… I wanted a hero in my life but I couldn't find one. So I decided to become one." She said to her Pakistan was the perfect place for women to make their mark.
Mira Phailbus said when she was made principal, fathers used to come and tell her to offer "easy subjects" so that they could pass and then get married. She told them if they just wanted a college stamp they should take their daughters elsewhere because her vision was to help the girls "become independent and decision makers".
Nasreen Zehra went back to work after a break of 15 years and started her career at Aurat Foundation in Quetta. The job, she said, had made her stronger and empowered her. When her husband passed away, her work was what gave her strength, she said adding that she was proud that she had empowered her daughters too.

Globally, Nestlé is a signatory to UN's Women Empowerment Principles and UN's Every Woman, Every Child initiative. Nestlé Pakistan is helping women realize their potential through initiaves such as Dairy Hub (training rural women), Healthy Women (imparting nutrition education to young women) and Kero Aitemaad (encouraging and helping career aspiring young women to break barriers). The three projects are part of Nestlé's philosophy of Creating Shared Value.