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Movement with a mission to close gender gap. Our annual conference for rebel leaders is the only feminist business event in Finland, bringing together business leaders and entrepreneurs. https://www.crushmovement.com
The phrase “garbage in, garbage out” is often repeated in AI circles, especially in the critical ones, but its accuracy has grown in the age of sophisticated models.
AI is not magic. It is a reflection of the information it consumes.
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Do you ever wonder how to write a non-fiction book, and how to land your first publishing deal?
Are you looking for the next boost in your business or career?
Showcase your expertise and grow your personal brand by writing a book.
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Courage Isn’t What’s Stopping You from Building Your Business
When clarity finally comes from the heart, courage is already there.
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Event Speakers & Organizers, It's Time to Set AI Boundaries.
We need rebel leadership to use AI ethically.
Read how AI is enhancing - or destroying - the event industry.
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Welcome Minna Patosalmi to speak at Crush Afterwork Party!
Minna Patosalmi is a leadership coach, board professional, and change facilitator with two decades of corporate experience, including over six years as a CEO in the metal industry.
Get your ticket:
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We explored the importance of training your intuition as a leadership skill at Crush panel discussion last year. Elena Fadul explained how making mistakes is just a way to train your intuition and your brain.
Elena Fadul is an intuition researcher from Aalto University.
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We look forward welcoming Michaela Kettner to speak at Crush 2025!
Michaela was one of the Open Mic winners last year - she pitched her topic at the event, and this year she will return to host an exclusive workshop for Networking ticket holders.
Get your ticket now www.crushmovement.com/event
🩷Big changes coming to Crush in 2025 🩷
Take the survey to use your voice and share your thoughts.
This is a movement for us all. Be part of shaping it the way you want.
This is your moment to step up and be part of the movement!
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Our 2025 theme is Rebel Together and we hope you join us 🩷
What do you wish for 2025?
What unites us: we understand that together we are more, and that we all can shine as our unique selves.
Crush Movement is all about supporting each other and building everyone up. Here you get to decide what YOUR success looks like, it can look very different than someone else’s.
Not here to shrink so others can feel tall.
Crush Movement is for rebel leaders, crown straighteners, allies, strong shoulders, biz BFFs, girly girls, boss ladies, female founders, international people, work-at-home women, nomad creators, feminist fighters, CEOs, sassy storytellers, shotgun riders.
Keynote speaker announcement for Crush 2025: Katja Pantzar 🩷
The topic of her keynote is ”Harness the sisu of the Finnish feminist icons” and we are looking back to HERSTORY, and at the same time into the future.
Crush Event will be held 14.5.2025 at the Helsinki Stock Exchange Building.
Yes, especially when we have laws that they should be!
Gender equality work is not just for women, nor it should not only be done with women.
Men should participate in, and a great way to participate is taking advantage of the parental leave.
Education is one of the key reasons why Finland is one of the leading countries in gender equality.
The education system is high quality and accessible.
It still took decades until women reached the top government positions in Finland (and they never have in some countries).
We need to continue the work.
Do you think it’s as easy as having a few women in the parliament to make changes in laws? No.
It takes many women, many years to push the systemic change.
What does having women as part of parliament mean?
Better laws.
From voting to having female parliament members. Finland was a pioneer and 19 women started their work in the parliament in 1907.
When Finland held its first elections, volunteers traveled around the country knocking on doors explaining why everyone should vote.
We had been under Swedish and then under Russian rule, INDEPENDENCE was important, it was important to include women.
How do you feel about living in Finland? Are you proud of Finland’s status as a gender equality trailblazer?
We 🩷🇫🇮 … but still want to keep moving forward and making Finland the first country in the world where there is no gender gap.
Hyvää itsenäisyyspäivää! Glad självständighetsdag!
Happy Independence Day Finland! 🇫🇮
Great day to celebrate all of the great achievements Finland has accomplished for gender equality.
Finland is a world leader, there is only one country ahead of us, Iceland.
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1 in 3 women have encounter physical violence or threats by their intimate partner in Finland.
We need more women in leadership positions.
Women’s euro is 84 cents in Finland.
Our parental leave policies are top-notch. But only 15.6% of parental leave is used by men.
We have this societal and political history of equality and Finland is the poster child of women’s rights, so do we still need to even talk about feminism and gender equality? Yes!
Women’s education level in Finland is high; in 2020 there were 16.1% more women with a higher education degree than men.
We got our first female president in 2000, and our first female prime minister in 2003. We got worldwide recognition for our women-run parliament during Covid with 47% of members being women, led by prime minister Sanna Marin.
