Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB)

Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB)

Category Education
Address Aramex Building, 2nd Floor, Sin El Fil, Lebanon
Year of Establishment 2006
Number of Staff 8
Beirut, Beqaa, North

LLWB is a non-profit organisation that aims to support women in business and women entrepreneurs

Upcoming project

The Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB) founded in 2006, is a socio-economic, apolitical, non-religious association bringing together professional women and providing them with a platform to (1) Share Experiences, (2) Develop Competencies and Skills, and (3) Establish Networks and Exchange Expertise. As of 2017, LLWB operates in the areas of Bekaa and North Lebanon in coordination with its Beirut office and plans on expanding its activities into other regions across Lebanon. LLWB’s mission has been driven by building partnerships and collaborations with various stakeholders in the ecosystem that share similar goals of addressing socio-economic gaps.

Board Members

Cynthia Abou Khater
President
Laury Haytayan
Vice President
Stephanie Salloum
Secretary General
Lara Macaron
Treasurer
Salam Yamout
Board Member
Fadi Mikati
Board Member
Yusr Sabra
Board Member

LLWB MSMEs Relief Fund will provide “grants” to 5 SMEs that can provide relief packages/services/support to communities affected by the Beirut blast. These grants (Revenue-Enabling) would subsidize 100% of expenses related to providing services to clients impacted by the Beirut Port Blast. These grants will have a positive impact on the portfolio MSME itself, its relevant Stakeholders, and their end-clients.


Immediate assistance is a must for the small businesses’ ecosystem to survive the triple crises the Lebanese people are witnessing. 


By funding an MSME Relief Fund of only $50K, LLWB will have a significant direct and indirect impact on its community of small business owners and the Lebanese population.


Direct Impact:

Sustaining employment: 126;

Ensuring at least 4 months of operations continuity for 5 MSMEs;

Enabling revenue;

Bringing back motivation to our entrepreneurs;


Indirect Impact:

Creating Jobs through Stakeholders: 42;

Supporting Victims of Beirut Blast: 792 Families.


Amount to be fundraised: $50,000

No updates available

Under construction