LVMH watchmaker Zenith is extending its Dreamhers mentoring initiative for women into a third year and is inviting people to apply for this year’s program.
Those interested can submit their applications on zenith-watches.com from March 15, 2023 to April 30, 2023.
There are only three slots available, with each of the chosen women given one-on-one time with three Zenith Dreamhers, who will share their own invaluable experiences and guide participants.
This year’s mentors are tennis star Anett Kontaveit, violin virtuoso Esther and E race driver Catie Munnings.
This is an exciting new adventure we’re embarking on with the wonderful, accomplished and inspiring ZENITH DREAMHERS. With the Dreamhers Mentoring Programme, we can share their unique experience in a constructive way, and invite people from all around the world for a unique experience that will give them the confidence and guidance to reach their own stars,” says Zenith CEO Julien Tornare.
Zenith Dreamhers mentors
CATIE MUNNINGS
Those who have been following the Extreme E electric rally racing championship, of which ZENITH is a founding partner and official timekeeper and will undoubtedly be familiar with Catie Munnings. An athlete and motorsport prodigy, Catie Munnings races for the Andretti United team. Making her mark in a male-dominated sport, Catie now works closely with organisations to advocate women’s equality in the workplace and encourage the next generation to challenge gender stereotypes.
ESTHER ABRAMI
Sensational violinist Esther Abrami is the perfect example of an artist’s success story in the internet age. Her courage, determination and willingness have led her to the grandest stages and secured a coveted recording contract with a major label. Her openness and willingness to share the ups and downs of a musician’s life with her massive online audience have made her amongst the most beloved classical musicians of her generation. After honing her craft at the world-leading Royal College of Music in London, the 26-year-old French violinist has been awarded a full scholarship for a master’s degree at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire under the guidance of Professor Wen Zhou Li.
ANETT KONTAVEIT
With a fiery passion and unrelenting drive, Anett Kontaveit’s story is one of a lifelong pursuit of excellence. Instilled with passion for the game by her mother, tennis coach Ülle Milk, Anett began playing at the age of 6 and won her first youth title three years later. With her eyes set on the global arena, Anett quickly excelled in international tournaments and went on to represent her country around the world including at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. She has won six singles titles on the WTA Tour and has been ranked as high as world No.2 in 2022 by the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA). Today, she is the highest ranked Estonian tennis player of all time and the only one to have qualified all the way to WTA finals in 2021.
