Our partners in building women's economic opportunities

With ExxonMobil's support, the program has trained 1,500 women to apply more efficient and sustainable technologies to obtain better prices for their produce, and become more successful farmers and entrepreneurs.

With funding from the ExxonMobil Foundation, the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women trains women in Guyana and Nigeria to build successful businesses. They work with a local partner to implement in-person and digital trainings to provide the knowledge and skills needed to start and grow their businesses.

The ExxonMobil Foundation funded the design and development of the Road to Growth program. Since then, more than 3,000 women entrepreneurs across both countries have strengthened their skills and grown their businesses by participating in this program.

The ExxonMobil Foundation supports the Global Women in Management Program (GWIM), which provides intensive leadership and financial training and skills development for women community leaders from countries around the world where we operate.

With the ExxonMobil Foundation's support, Solar Sister has grown to a thriving network of Solar Sister Entrepreneurs who have brought the benefits of clean energy to communities across Nigeria.

Technoserve is an international nonprofit that promotes business solutions to poverty in the developing world by linking people to information, capital and markets. ExxonMobil Foundation supports Technoserve’s work with female entrepreneurs in Mozambique.

ExxonMobil's support is focused on supplier development and training initiatives for women-owned enterprises around the world such as Mexico, Nigeria and Indonesia.