Naga DDB Tribal celebrates International Women’s Day with She Spins Power

Naga DDB Tribal’s female-only initiative – She Speaks Power – celebrated its third event installment on International Women’s Day with She Spins Power.

The first two events featured a networking mixer and a speed dating session for female mentors. This time around, we decided to take it to the next level.

What says girl power more than sweating it out in a high intensity 45-minute spin class at Journey Cycle, led by Naga DDB Tribal‘s very own Strategic Analyst-cum-Spin Guru, Nadja van der Drift.

The event brought together the Agency family, Clients and partners.

“She Speaks Power is firmly rooted on the idea of bringing women together – be it over dinner, a mentoring session or even an exercise class.” said Chief Growth Officer, Farrah Harith McPherson.

She also added “There’s a sense of camaraderie that builds when people share the same experiences together and physical training is a good example of that.

It also allows us to highlight the importance of self care, because women often put themselves last, and it is important for us to set a good example for our teams to incorporate health and wellness into our daily routine.”

The event also featured the community’s newly launched exclusive merchandise including T-shirts and caps designed in its first artist collaboration with illustrator thatDania (Dania Mah) and Naga DDB Tribal’s female creative team, which is available for purchase on Naga DDB Tribal’s e-commerce platform, The Den via https://www.the-den-shop.com/

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