The Women@Mazars is a central part of the firm’s strategic plan to enhance the development and retention of women leaders, creating an environment where all of our best and brightest excel.

Women@Mazars is a long-term effort supporting the full potential of women leaders at Mazars through education, awareness, and improving visibility of and access to role models. We actively engage all men and women at the firm, building diverse teams to enhance the growth of the firm and the individual.

	Initiatives We Support
	PCS for Women The financial needs of today’s women are complex. On average, women live longer than men and can require as much as three times the investment in long-term care. At the same time, many women have become the primary breadwinner or sole earner in their households or may be handling finances for the first time in the wake of a death or divorce. We address the specific needs of women – whether they are single, married, divorced or widowed.    W.IN Forum New York We are a proud sponsor of Women in Innovation (W.IN) which helps aspiring leaders from a variety of backgrounds reach their highest potential, achieving professional success and happiness, and to becoming the most innovative and inclusive leaders they can be!
	Recent News
	Woman@Mazars Podcast Series We have started a podcast series highlighting successful women entrepreneurs, addressing work-life balance and women’s health issues.    Women@Mazars Press for Progress The #PressforProgress tag for International Women’s Day is working for change because empirical data clearly highlights that the most profitable and otherwise successful organizations are diverse in thinking and composition of their leadership and employees. Women@Mazars wants to inspire our talented women and assist them in growing.
	To “Be Visible” means taking a proactive approach to demonstrating leadership while empowering others through shared knowledge. Our Be Visible campaign highlights women leaders who embody the core values and principles that the firm seeks to promote. Find out what words of advice they offer to future leaders on being successful.