The WOMENBIZ | WOMEN STRONG Trade Fair successfully wrapped up back-to-back legs at SM City Cebu from July 4 to 6 and at SM Megamall from July 8 to 10, bringing together some of the country’s most inspiring women entrepreneurs under one empowering roof.
Organized by WomenBizPH in partnership with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and SM Supermalls, the trade fair spotlighted women-led micro, small, and medium enterprises (WMSMEs) offering fashion, crafts, food, and innovative homegrown products. From local delicacies to globally competitive designs, the fair celebrated women’s ingenuity, resilience, and contribution to nation-building through enterprise.
Healthy never looked (or tasted) this good! Coco chips, banana chips, and chocolate crunch made of coconut are guilt-free, all-natural snacks straight from women-led food ventures
More than a bazaar, the event served as a vibrant venue for capacity-building and collaboration. Daily knowledge-sharing sessions featured industry leaders, government officials, and successful entrepreneurs sharing insights on market access, trade opportunities, and digitalization strategies for WMSMEs.
Women-led enterprises proudly showcased their local products at the Women Strong Trade Fair held at the Fashion Hall of SM Megamall
The Women Strong Network, an initiative formed by WomenBizPH in collaboration with DTI, has grown to a robust community of 600+ members since its founding in 2021. The network continues serving as a platform for building business resilience, fostering innovation, and
At both venues, Best in Sales and Best in Booth Design awards were presented during Capstone Ceremonies, with winners receiving tools to help digitize their operations, including brand-new laptops.
The success of this two-leg hybrid trade fair reinforces the role of public-private partnerships in pushing the women entrepreneurship agenda forward. SM Supermalls, as a committed venue partner, continues advocating for inclusive economic participation by providing platforms where MSMEs — especially women-owned enterprises — can shine.
