Archive · 31 Oct 2025
Pegasystems Celebrates Women Entrepreneurs Empowered by Sewing Initiative in Hyderabad
Imagine a company called Pegasystems wants to help women start their own businesses.
They partnered with another group called Nirmaan Organisation to teach women how to sew and make things.
They gave these women special sewing machines so they could start small shops right at home.
This helped the women earn their own money and become independent.
The boss of Pegasystems, Kate Parentine, visited them in Hyderabad and was very impressed!
She saw how these women were strong and successful.
The program has helped many women, and they even had a show to display the beautiful things they made, showing everyone they can be self-reliant.
Pegasystems Global CPO Kate Parentine visited the Hyderabad office to meet women entrepreneurs supported by the 'Women's Livelihood Program'.
The program, in partnership with Nirmaan Organisation, uses advanced sewing machines to help women launch home-based tailoring ventures.
Around 20 beneficiaries shared how the initiative helped them achieve financial independence.
Over 300 women have benefited from the program, focusing on skill development and empowerment.
The program concluded with an exhibition showcasing products made by participants, symbolizing self-reliance.
- Who
- Pegasystems Global Chief People Officer Kate Parentine and over 300 women entrepreneurs.
- What
- Pegasystems celebrated women entrepreneurs empowered through a sewing initiative, where advanced sewing machines helped them launch home-based tailoring businesses and achieve financial independence.
- When
- Implied recently during Kate Parentine's visit to the Hyderabad office.
- Where
- Hyderabad office of Pegasystems.
- Why
- To support women's empowerment, skill development, and social progress by enabling financial independence through entrepreneurship.
- Program Name
- Women's Livelihood Program
- Partner Organization
- Nirmaan Organisation
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Total Beneficiaries
- Over 300
- Key Figure
- Kate Parentine (Pegasystems Global CPO)