New York: Pandora Jewelry recently announced a continued partnership with Dress for Success, a global not-for-profit organisation, to support various programmes towards women empowerment.
As the organisation’s official jewellery partner, Pandora has committed donations of US$500,000 in 2017 and Pandora Jewelry pieces to Dress for Success affiliates across North America.
“We’re proud to partner with Dress for Success for a second year as we saw the impact we could make together in inspiring and empowering women to achieve success,” noted Charisse Ford, chief marketing officer of Pandora Americas. “Pandora Jewelry is not only a way to showcase your unique sense of style, but can ignite the confidence these women need as they successfully enter into the professional world.”
Donated Pandora Jewelry will be available in select Dress for Success boutiques across the Americas. As part of the Dress for Success Suiting Program, women will accessorise with Pandora Jewelry, not only as a personal style statement, but as a bigger symbol of confidence, strength and determination.
Pandora will also sponsor various Dress for Success events throughout 2017, including the Dress for Success Celebrating the Journey 20th Anniversary Gala, which celebrated women who overcame adversity and continue to grow to fulfill a greater destiny. It also includes the Success Summit, which is a three-day women’s leadership conference for women to receive leadership and personal development advice, and the Shop for Success event, a three-day VIP designer shopping event where proceeds directly benefit the career development and employment retention programs of Dress for Success Worldwide-West.
“We’re overjoyed to be partnering again with Pandora Jewelry as their jewellery continues to be a highlight for our women at Dress for Success,” said Joi Gordon, CEO of Dress for Success Worldwide. “Pandora’s support drives forward our mission to empower women to achieve economic independence through providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.”
