PICS Society’s Raj Brar, Director of Career Services, has been selected as a Board of Director of the Women’s Economic Council of Canada. PICS said this prestigious appointment is a testament to Raj’s unwavering dedication to advancing women’s rights and economic empowerment across the nation.

By DESIBUZZCanada Staff

SURREY – PICS Society’s Raj Brar, Director of Career Services, has been selected as a Board of Director of the Women’s Economic Council of Canada. 

PICS said this prestigious appointment is a testament to Raj’s unwavering dedication to advancing women’s rights and economic empowerment across the nation.

“Raj Brar has been an integral part of PICS Society, consistently working towards creating quality and equitable opportunities for women. Her new role on the Board of the Women’s Economic Council will allow her to further contribute to building a more inclusive and fair society. Raj is committed to building on this legacy and working diligently to create quality and equitable opportunities for women across Canada. Her dedication to championing women’s rights and economic empowerment will drive change and inspire future generations in the country,” PICS said in a news release.

“This achievement not only highlights Raj Brar’s individual excellence but also underscores PICS Society’s commitment to fostering leadership and advocating for women’s economic empowerment. Join us in celebrating Raj Brar’s remarkable achievement and our shared commitment to empowering women everywhere.”

PICS Society is a community-based organization dedicated to empowering individuals through education, employment, settlement, and social services. It strives to create an inclusive and supportive environment for all, fostering growth and development within our community.

The Women’s Economic Council of Canada is a national organization focused on the economic security of women. By promoting women’s leadership and advocating for policies that support women’s economic empowerment, the council aims to create a more equitable society for all.