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n. The female equivalent of an everyman.
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everywoman is a membership organisation that champions the advancement of women in business, providing online personal development resources, leadership training, events, award programmes, networking opportunities and inspiration for women in business and female entrepreneurs.
everywoman believe that getting greater representation of women across all business areas will drive better, more profitable businesses, creating wider benefits for both women and men in the workplace.
They work closely with government as well as opinion formers and business support organisations, and are supported by leading corporate partners including NatWest & Specsavers.
In November 2010 everywoman launched the Modern Muse project, designed to engage the next generation of female business leaders and entrepreneurs by showcasing women of today in all walks of business life. everywoman's goal is to reach out to one million young women and girls to inspire them to look at business careers and entrepreneurship as a way to achieve their dreams.
Everywoman is a lost 1919 American silent film allegory film directed by George Melford based on a 1911 play Everywoman by Walter Browne. Violet Heming appears as the title character supported by several Paramount character stars.
Usage examples of "everywoman".
Meanwhile, the poor heroine, a sort of everywoman of Florentina, suffered the trials of living in a patriarchal society, where men were so numerous and primitive that life could only have been a kind of hell.
The woman was Everywoman, the bracelet on her right wrist suggested intertwined hearts.