How High Skilled Immigrant Women

Thrive!

WanderWomen is a global community helping high-skilled immigrant women thrive through reinvention, connection, and storytelling. Join the Movement or Read the Book that started it all.

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In WanderWomen, Shivangi Walke dives into the heart of the immigrant experience, showcasing the untold stories of high-skilled women who have navigated, negotiated, and transcended cultural and professional barriers to succeed in new environments.

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Book cover titled "WanderWomen: How High-Skilled Immigrant Women Thrive" by Shivangi Walke, featuring illustrated profiles of two women with floral and bird motifs.

About WanderWomen

Every journey starts with a single step into the unknown. In WanderWomen, I share the real-life stories of courageous women who have left their homelands in search of better opportunities. These are stories of resilience, ambition, and transformation.

  • Insightful Content: Personal narratives and professional guidance.

  • Professional Development: Resources, workshops, and webinars.

  • Community Support: A network to share, advise, and celebrate.

  • Diversity and Inclusion Advocacy: Strategies for inclusive workplaces.

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The WonderWomen book — WOW. It’s not just a great read; it’s full of powerful messages and quotes that deeply resonate with me. It’s one of the rare books I’ve found myself highlighting as I read. It couldn’t have come at a better time. The phases of Braving, Building, and Becoming have given me so much to reflect on, both personally and professionally."

"Beyond all of this, I’m incredibly grateful for the relationship we’ve built. Your trust and belief mean so much. I value every time we have an opportunity to meet in Lausanne. I truly value the openness, support, and mutual respect we share. Thank you again for being such a positive force and inspiration for me and for many HSIW."

Nataliia Tritten

Two women standing together at a formal event, smiling. One woman is holding a bouquet of flowers and a small booklet. The background features a projector screen with the text 'thrive with mentoring' and some decorative curtains.

  • "Your insights on personal branding are incredibly valuable, especially for high-skilled immigrant women. As a solopreneur working on my personal brand, I can relate to the importance of ensuring our work doesn't go unnoticed."

    Sonia Amroun

  • "What a fantastic initiative. As an immigrant myself I look forward to hearing and learning from stories."

    - Charmaine Reed

  • "I love the idea of this book. Thank you for sharing your story. Can't wait to read it."

    - Katia Vlachos

  • "Such a special story & initiative"

    Elana Sotil

Two ways to step into the WanderWomen journey:

  • WanderWomen Circles – Monthly intimate gatherings where women come together to unlearn, release, and reconnect. Not events. Not networking. Circles of belonging.

  • WanderWomen Mastermind – A 6-month, high-touch container for women ready to go deeper. Guided by Shivangi Walke, it weaves coaching, peer dialogue, and visibility practices to help you reinvent, rise, and lead with authenticity.

Whether you want to begin with a single evening of reflection or commit to a transformational journey, there is a seat for you here.

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Every journey is unique. Every story matters. Let's thrive together.

Three women standing together, holding a book titled 'WanderWomen' by Shivangi Walke. Behind them is the word 'WANDERWOMEN' in large bold letters. The woman in the middle is wearing a purple dress, the woman on the left is in a black blazer with a black and white patterned shirt, and the woman on the right is in a yellow blouse and white pants.

WanderWomen by Shivangi Walke: A Thunderous Ode to the Women Who Dare to Dream Across Borders

If you’ve ever felt the quiet, aching isolation of starting over in a new country, in a new language, against new odds, WanderWomen will feel like both a mirror and a megaphone. It’s one thing to write the book you wish you’d had, it’s another thing entirely to hear it land in the hearts of the women it was written for.

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