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Iconic Women in Travel Retail – Their life, work and achievements
Charity
WiTR+ Annual Charity with the emphasis on supporting women and children
What our members have to say
“I am delighted to be part of Women in Travel Retail+ and modestly support their important charitable work. It is vital to help underprivileged populations, who are the most exposed to various environmental crises and will increasingly need our support. Contributing to discussions on environmental sustainability with WiTR+ members is a pleasure. The WiTR+ events offer a wonderful opportunity to exchange ideas, connect with inspiring and talented women, and work together to make travel retail a force for positive change. Thank you, WiTR+, for your important work!”
Berangere Felbabel
Quantis International
“Being part of WiTR+ has been an amazing experience for me. What I love the most is that it provides a safe place where I can connect with like-minded women who share a passion for the travel retail industry. This community offers a supportive network where we can exchange ideas, learn from one another, and grow both personally and professionally. The sense of purpose that WiTR+ fosters is incredibly inspiring. It’s not just about networking or attending webinars, but about making a meaningful impact and driving positive change within our industry. Through WiTR+, I’ve found a place where my voice is heard, and my contributions are valued. This combination of safety, support, and shared purpose makes WiTR+ an essential part of my journey.”
Judit Balardi
Suntory Global Spirits
Charity of the Year:
Morgan’s Army in United Kingdom
Women in Travel Retail+ (WiTR+) has announced Morgan’s Army Charitable Foundation as its official charity partner for 2026.
Based in Wales, the charity was founded by Natalie and Matthew Ridler following the cancer diagnosis and subsequent death of their son Morgan, aged just three. Today, Morgan’s Army supports families across South Wales affected by childhood cancer, with a particular focus on the often-overlooked siblings of young cancer patients.
