About us

Advancing gender equality by crafting economic independence for Humba Girls through entrepreneurship training.

Who We Are
(Vission, Mission, Values

Mission

Values

To cultivate a supportive ecosystem where women entrepreneurs can flourish by providing them with the tools, resources, and community they need to succeed. We aim to foster innovation, facilitate collaboration, and break down barriers, enabling women to build successful businesses while maintaining balance and fulfillment in their personal lives.

Empowering women globally to unleash their entrepreneurial spirit, create meaningful impact, and thrive in every aspect of their lives.

Humba Shepreneur is a social movement dedicated to advance gender equality by crafting economic independent for Humba Girls through entrepreneurship training. The logo embodies the essence of traditional Indonesian women, growth, and the pursuit of dreams and goals. It combines a portrait of a woman, symbolic leaves representing growth, and a star signifying aspirations.

Vission

Empowerment: We believe in the inherent potential of every woman and strive to empower them to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams fearlessly.
Inclusivity: We embrace diversity and inclusivity, creating a space where women from all backgrounds feel welcome, valued, and supported.
Integrity: We uphold the highest standards of honesty, transparency, and ethical conduct in all our interactions, fostering trust and credibility within our community.

OUR HISTORY

SHE DRIVES CHANGES

Early Beginnings:
Women have been engaged in entrepreneurial activities since ancient times, often running small businesses from their homes or participating in family enterprises. However, historical limitations on women's rights and societal expectations often restricted their opportunities for business ownership and leadership roles.

Emergence of "She-preneurship":
The term "she-preneurship" gained prominence in the late 20th and early 21st centuries as a way to celebrate and support female entrepreneurs. With the advent of the internet and digital technologies, women found new avenues for starting and scaling businesses, often leveraging online platforms and social media to reach global audiences.