Working for Womanity since 2010, Valentina is now the Head of Impact and Learning, responsible to overview the impact of the foundation and of its programs, to lead knowledge management and learning processes and to oversee the organisational development work of the foundation. Valentina also designed and supervises the Girls Can Code program, a ground-breaking vocational training in tech that aims to upskill girls in Kabul and facilitate their access to the labour market. For Womanity, Valentina designed B100Ragl series 1,2 and 3, a fiction series that mixes edutainment and entertainment messages to challenge gender stereotypes in Arab countries and co-designed the initial Business plan for Radio Nisaa, a commercial independent radio station (co-owned by Womanity) based in Ramallah that aims to contribute to gender equality in the Palestinian society. Aurelia started her career as a researcher in sociology and as a freelance consultant for the Geneva Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MAMCO). She is passionate about incorporating creative strategy and purpose-led storytelling to effect greater change in the development sector. Using a Mugler Fountain or one of our perfume refills results in 380 fewer tons of waste going into landfills every year.* Refilling an empty 90ml Alien spray bottle, or an empty Alien Goddess spray bottle at a Mugler Fountain saves 100 % of the metal, 88% of the plastic, reduces cardboard waste by 56%, and glass waste by 54%. The figures for refiling an empty 100ml Angel star spray bottle are even more impressive, with all of the metal waste saved, 83% of the plastic waste, 68% of the cardboard, and 74% of the glass. In addition to being the Co-CEO of the foundation, Shivani is deeply involved in our work in India. And has been instrumental in designing and overseeing our Women Land Rights Program in India.

Thierry Mugler Womanity Eau de Parfum is a rich aroma that combines figs and hints of the ocean, think warm, humid afternoon by the sea! As listed above, it is available in various sizes; 30 ml, 50 ml and 80 ml, and is priced accordingly. Thierry Mugler Womanity Eau de ParfumMugler refillable perfume sprays are more than simply scent bottles. The Alien bottle is an otherworldly jewel imbued with mysterious amethyst hues. Alien Goddess is contained within a golden talisman for a Solar Goddess. The asymmetrical five-pointed star of the Angel spray bottle is an iconic piece of innovative artistry. Aparna has over 15 years experience advising organisations both in the for-profit and nonprofit sectors on how to leverage the power of ‘brand’ to advance ideas, products, and services that catalyse social change. Working at the intersection of brand, creative storytelling, and communications, she empowers changemakers to create outsized impact by helping them articulate their mission, attract the audience and support they deserve, and amplify their impact.

For nine years, she has worked in Unilever where she managed global partnerships with international NGOs and UN agencies, including Save the Children and the World Food Programme. She also held a lead a role in the women’s empowerment agenda, which included a partnership with UN Women. Her experience in the corporate sector followed a ten-year career as business journalist in her home country, Brazil. Our iconic Angel Eau De parfum for women was the first of its kind to be available in a stylish refillable perfume spray bottle. Since then, we have incorporated the idea of environmentally conscious luxury into every product in our range. Aurelia joined Womanity in 2007. She is now the Operations Director and works with the other heads to improve the working environment and business processes of the organisation. Her main responsibilities include handling the logistics of the organisation, preparing budgets, and overseeing the supervision of the team. She is responsible to organise all the events of Womanity including the prestigious charity galas in Geneva. She manages all the operations of the foundation as she is based at the Head Quarter in Switzerland and supports the team in various communication and fundraising tasks. She has worked for the Womanity Foundation almost since its creation. She has the longest memory of the foundation, along with the founder. Aurelia is an optimist by nature, a quiet force able to handle many complex and different situations in a day. His years of experience has honed him strategic communication and negotiation skills so that he can effectively serve as a liaison between different stakeholders including donors, HQ staff, local team and most importantly local communities and government officials for an implementation of programs centered in the values of cooperation and mutual respect.Shivani transitioned to the development sector a few years ago starting a long immersive journey leading her to the understanding of the developmental challenges, different approaches, systemic issues and ‘passion’ of the Indian development sector leaders. Prior to Womanity, Shivani was at Dasra where worked closely with adolescents centric issues and helped to strengthen non-profits focused on adolescents well-being, health, education and employability. Shivani brings more than 25 years of consulting, technology and development sector experience to Womanity. Having spent more than two decades with global consulting companies like Capgemini India, Shivani has deep experience in conceptualising business solutions and successfully implementing large complex business and technology transformations as well as in leading human resources integration programs.

She has focused her last fifteen years of work on global projects that deliver positive social impact and brings both practical skills and a strategic approach to the process of change. She is especially adept at working in complex and multi-cultural environments, with a diverse set of decision makers, having led programmes in more than 15 countries.Aurelia Ovan has over 15 years of experience in multidisciplinary roles of administrative and event’s management, communication, and sociology research in private and non-profit sectors. Her writing has appeared in Next Billion, Impact Entrepreneur, India Development Review, Vogue, among others. In a previous role, Joeyta worked at the International Women’s Tribune Centre in New York where she developed funding proposals; supported women’s rights organisations from conflict-affected countries to advocate at the United Nations; and coordinated grassroots women’s rights groups to develop radio dramas on women’s participation in rebuilding conflict-affected communities. Joeyta also worked as a staff writer and editor in Mumbai for the Indian Express, a leading national English daily in India. She joined Womanity in 2017 to lead our program focused on prevention of violence against women and girls and had been supporting organisations working to advance women’s rights in Brazil, Cape Verde, India, Lebanon, Mexico, and South Africa.