Historically, patriarchal norms have defined the economic and political spheres as the domain of men.Indeed, until the early 21st century, most political leadership positions were held by men, including heads of state.In 2021, only 21 of the 195 countries and territories listed by the United Nations (UN) were led by women heads of state or government.Similarly, leadership positions in private enterprise are dominated by men.However, over the past 25 years, women's empowerment has gained tremendous momentum as a way to address gender gaps in fields such as public health, development, economics, political science, education, sociology ...Gentlemen's clubs have been around since the 18th century and have always provided a haven for men who want to drink whiskey, smoke cigars and read.Active women managers and professionals realized that they should also have a space to share experiences.Places designed for women where members can focus on work, relaxation, learning and networking.Co-working spaces because it is not only an environment where friendships are generated for women, but it is also designed with taste.Professional women are simultaneously urged to lean professionally, but also to be caretakers, mothers, and leaders in their personal lives, and it's only natural that a subset of working women turn to women: clubs for inspiration and companionship: a safe space to relax and "decompress".And a place to learn, grow and make meaningful connections.The profile of women who are members of these spaces are businesswomen, entrepreneurs who seek to see their projects grow, mothers who want to continue projecting themselves, etc., in short, women who are looking for a place to develop and grow without anything stopping them. and without having to give up anything.These private clubs in Spain are the irrefutable proof:It is the first club conceived by and for today's women in Barcelona.Juno House was born with a clear, unique and differentiating purpose: to create a dynamic space that allows and improves the reconciliation of personal and professional life for women and that favors the creation of a collaborative ecosystem between women (W2W), intergenerational and intercultural, boosting the local economy of the city.Natalie Batlle, CEO & Founder Juno House, points out that in other countries such as England or the United States (I was born in Washington) these types of spaces are much more stylish.In fact, it was during my years living in New York that I was able to see clubs focused on women and their careers grow." In fact, she affirms that what makes them different from other similar clubs or spaces is precisely their purpose. "We created Juno House to be a space for conciliation, to create a collaborative, diverse, intergenerational and intercultural community of women so that they can connect and grow".Juno House is located in La Farinera d'Aribau, an iconic building dating from 1915. It has more than 1400m2 divided into two large spaces: La Nave, the central space specialized in professional development that has Juno Café, where daily breakfasts and meals;a space for events, talks, conferences and networking;individual meeting rooms;a podcast room for members to create their podcasts at Juno House with an exceptional team;a library and also the Juno Shop, which is a small space for members who wish to present their brands or products, helping them to grow and give them visibility.On the other hand, we find La Farinera, which is a four-story building dedicated to the care and well-being of women: Juno Studio, located on the top floor, is a room where yoga, pilates, barre or meditation classes are held;Juno Glow, a space dedicated to the self-care of members with beauty and wellness treatments.Little Juno, the dedicated space for the youngest of families who are also welcome at Juno House.It is a cheerful and radiant space designed to obtain the desired balance between the personal and the professional.Finally, on the first floor is the ClubHouse, designed for leisure and an area to hold private dinners or events.Alma Sensasi is an oasis located in the center of the Barrio de Salamanca, which offers its members and guests an attractive combination of exclusive leisure, wellness and personal and professional enrichment in a comfortable and relaxed environment.All this, reflected in a monthly content agenda that ranges from gatherings to gastronomic, professional or recreational meetings, with at least four theme parties a year.Recently, through the synergy of the partners, they have created the Alma Sensai Foundation.An area of ​​social responsibility where through different meetings and proposals, we contribute our help to various NGOs and foundations of different kinds.This month, we celebrate at home the recognition with the seal of "Protected Brain Space" against Stroke, becoming the first club in Spain to acquire this award and receive the necessary notions to prevent or detect this disease.The palace house is erected in a contemporary style, with ample spaces, where the 1,700 m2 are distributed, taking care of the smallest detail, in different spaces for the use and enjoyment of its community, such as the Main Hall, private offices, wellness room, coworking, cocktail lounge or lobby-bar.All of them have external viewpoints, with views of Calle Jorge Juan and Príncipe de Vergara.The Alma Experience immersive room is a box of emotions equipped with high technology that, thanks to Wi-Fi in roaming distributed throughout the palace and ultra-broadband connection, generates an encounter to remember through different audiovisual experiences, added to a dining experience.If we talk about disconnection, the true protagonist is the Jardin de la Rosa, located in what was previously, at the end of the 19th century, the Recreational Gardens of the Champs Elysées in Madrid.José María Sánchez Arroyo, head of the Club Alma Sensai Communication Area, maintains that its differentiating element is "the marked cosmopolitan and welcoming character. We like to define our community of members as a "large large family". They all live together under the same roof exchanging new ideas, in which partners can access a wide network of contacts that make high-quality networking possible".The Arsenal Women's clubs located in Madrid and Barcelona are one of the most complete sports, beauty, leisure and health centers in Europe.They are spaces of more than 9,000 m2 designed solely to offer a comprehensive service totally adapted to today's woman.The value proposition includes constant innovation and adaptation to the new needs of women in all their dimensions: body, mind and personal and family balance, so that in addition to offering sports activities, health, aesthetics or beauty, members can also enjoy adapted coworking spaces.All this in the hands of a team of great prestige and professionalism that directs the best health programs and activities for all tastes and needs.Arsenal clubs are made up of a building that has everything: sports, physiotherapy, hairdresser, restaurant, swimming pools, spa, parking.All included in a single fee.Fer González, deputy director of Arsenal Feminine Madrid, highlights that something new that they have launched since the experiences of the pandemic, has been "two coworking spaces, highly demanded by the members".The women who go to Arsenal are women of a medium-high purchasing power, demanding who take care of themselves "inside and out".They value professionalism, cleanliness, treatment, education, the product and attention.And they enjoy living a wonderful experience every day and, if possible, sharing it with their friends.For her part, Anna Barrero, director of Arsenal Feminine Amigó, affirms that "we consider ourselves a space dedicated to the comprehensive well-being of women and we defend their empowerment, supporting equal opportunities and equal relations between genders".