Maruchi has been the President of the Gibraltar Business Network for six years. During this time she has sought to raise the profile of the Network including through building a wide range of contacts with women's business and professional groups in Morocco , Spain and other countries.

She is the Head of Gibraltar 's Office of Consumer Affairs, part of the Government of Gibraltar and is also she is a Justice of the Peace, Secretary of Womens Corona Society member of Rotary Club.

Maggie is the Sales and Marketing Director of Brian Francis & Associates estate agents. Brian Francis & Associates provides a multi-disciplinary professional service in

and is arguably the largest property management specialist in Gibraltar. It manages a large number of private, residential estates encompassing nearly 2000 individual apartments, together with a number of commercial properties. In the field of valuation, the firm provides its professional services to all the leading financial institution and development companies in Gibraltar.

Priscilla is well-known for her work in Special Education, having been the Headteacher of St Martin's Special School for nineteen years before her promotion to Education Adviser. Since the 70's she has used her many interests and skills to organize numerous very successful fund-raising Events & Activities , often in aid of the special school and to raise awareness of various aspects of disability and special needs. Among the most memorable Events & Activities are “Bijoux” ~ a collection of over 50 outfits designed and made by herself, and “Wayahead” ~ her millinery collection comprising cocktail, felt, straw, picture hats, and bridal headdresses.

Rosana set up the Jewel Box in 1981 and has grown it into a family business comprising two shops and a workshop. The Jewel Box caters for a diverse market offering a range of beautiful gold chains and quality diamond jewelry mostly set in their workshop. Keeping up with new trends and passing on the best possible prices to her customers is important to Rosana, but the part of her work which is most important is getting to know her customers, treating them with respect and making them feel comfortable in her shop.

Anne is a family barrister working with the firm of Phillips, in the centre of Gibraltar. During her studies in London she was awarded the Crowther Shield for Public Speaking, which came in handy when she was president of the Gibraltar Students Association and regularly appeared in the media discussing youth issues. Anne has practised law in Gibraltar since 2000 and now has a busy and extensive practice specialising in family and child law. Anne also regularly represents residents of the women's refuge in domestic violence matters.

Anne appears frequently in courts in all manner of matrimonial, family and child proceedings.

Marisa has worked at Jyske Bank (Gibraltar) Limited since 1994 as Deputy Manager within the Retail Department. Her main role is to facilitate the smooth running of the department at a daily, operational level, ensuring the best possible service is provided for clients and colleagues. Her responsibilities include training and empowering staff to initiate and effectively complete given tasks, as individuals and within teams. Continuous training and personal development is required to manage external and internal change due to legislation, directives and  general market trends.

Marisa holds a post graduate Diploma in Executive Management and is a Member of the Chartered Managers Institute. Marisa focuses on the theme of self awareness and personal improvement through presentations to local students whom she encourages to take control of their own actions towards attaining the maturity and academic requirements for the career and employment opportunities available to them.

Lydia has worked in various countries in banking (English Banks) and real estate (American Institutions) in the Caribbean.  In the Caribbean she took up diving as a hobby and became involved with various diving magazines, journalism and photography for competitions and exhibitions, having worked closely with the NASA underwater habitat in the Bahamas. Most recently she spent 19 years working in marina management.  Her initial education was in Gibraltar by the Loreto nuns, but her drive, was inherited from her father who always said to her 'if you wish something to be done do it yourself'.   She has traveled extensively with her husband and two sons and gained  a great wealth of knowledge from the peoples of the world, something she always likes to transmit to others. 

Upon returning to Gibraltar she became a committee member of the Gibraltar Women's Association, and she later was a co-founder member of the Gibraltar Business Network in 1992.  She lobbied extensively (through these two organisations) to include women on, previously all male, juries in Gibraltar amongst other social issues.