The WanderWomen Tour
The WanderWomen Tour
Join Shivangi Walke on her journey to launch WanderWomen: How High-Skilled Immigrant Women Thrive, live, in-person, and around the world.
This isn’t just a book tour, it’s a celebration of reinvention, resilience, and the unstoppable spirit of every high-skilled immigrant woman who has dared to carve her own path. At each event, Shivangi shares the raw, honest stories from WanderWomen and her own journey of starting over, breaking barriers, and finding her voice. You’ll get a chance to connect with her, hear exclusive insights, and leave feeling empowered to thrive on your own terms.
Upcoming events
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Geneva
June 26, 6:30–8:00 PM CET
Swiss School of Business and Management, Genève
Hulya Kurt is hosting Shivangi Walke for an evening of meaningful conversation around WanderWomen: How High-Skilled Immigrant Women Thrive. Join us to explore the journey of reinvention, resilience, and belonging that so many of us share.
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Zurich
July 14, 6:00-10:00 PM CET
Join us for a powerful evening of leadership, connection, and actionable insight at the ELEVATE WanderWomen Zurich Launch, hosted by Craig Shah, Founder Elevate. Shivangi will be interviewed by Divya S who will take Shivangi through a candid, story-rich interview on what it takes to unhook from external validation, reclaim voice and ambition, and build a life and leadership presence on your own terms.
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London
July 17, 6:00-10:00 PM GMT
Join us for a powerful evening of leadership, connection, and actionable insight at the ELEVATE WanderWomen London Launch, hosted by Craig Shah, Founder Elevate. Shivangi will be interviewed by Mutiat A who will take Shivangi through a candid, story-rich interview on what it takes to unhook from external validation, reclaim voice and ambition, and build a life and leadership presence on your own terms.
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.
