SWiFT—Cultivating Women in Flowers

Syngenta Women in Flowers Team

We created SWiFT, aka Syngenta Women in Flowers Team, to build up the women in our company community. SWiFT provides employees with additional possibilities for personal and professional growth, as well as internal networking and career-path benefits.

Our members, both men, and women are free to explore their passions in this employee resource group, like the importance of gender diversity, equity, and inclusion. We encourage women to have a strong voice and support each other in their professional development.

We embrace and encourage diversity; this is what drives our innovation and allows us to outperform the market. We are from hugely varied backgrounds and all working-age generations. We are from different genders, and we have different ways of thinking. Join SWiFT today and start benefiting from our powerful mission to cultivate women in flowers.

IWD 2022 campaign theme: #BreakTheBias

IWD 2022 campaign theme: #BreakTheBias

Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination

SWIFT

 We build up the women in our companycommunityWe embrace and encourage diversity.We are free to explore our passions.We are from different genders.We have different ways of thinking.

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 Women In Horticulture Luncheon At Cultivate'22, our SWiFT team sponsored the annual Women in Horticulture Luncheon in partnership with Spring Meadow and AmericanHort. The luncheon included a keynote from Jean Steele centered around wellness and positivity. It was a great networking event with over 300 men and women from the green industry in attendance. 

Dr. Alicain Carlson

 Meet Dr. Alicain Carlson, one of our wonderful SWiFT membersWatch Alicain’s interview with American Hort.

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About women in horticultureOver 40% of horticulturists in the United States are women.*The number of women in horticulture is the highest it’s ever been and is growing every year.*Our team works in more than 90 different countries and represents 123 nationalities.