On 10 March 2026, Féminin Pluriel Berlin had the great honor of awarding the Féminin Pluriel Berlin Award 2026 to Madame Christine Lagarde, in recognition of an extraordinary professional journey and a lifetime of exemplary leadership.
This distinction celebrates far more than an impressive list of titles. As President of the European Central Bank, Madame Lagarde embodies leadership with vision, integrity, and responsibility at the highest level of global finance. Throughout her career, she has consistently broken barriers, reshaped expectations, and demonstrated that excellence and empathy can and must go hand in hand.
Beyond her institutional role, Madame Lagarde has used her voice and influence to advance financial literacy and economic empowerment for women worldwide, firmly believing that access to knowledge and financial independence are essential levers for closing the gender gap and strengthening societies.
Féminin Pluriel Berlin proudly honors her for:
- An exceptional career that has opened doors for women in global finance
- Leadership that sets a benchmark for excellence, responsibility, and vision
- A sustained commitment to empowering women through education and financial inclusion
The Award ceremony took place at the Embassy of France in Germany, in Berlin, in the presence of H.E. Mr. François Delattre, Ambassador of France to Germany, whose attendance underscored the importance of international dialogue and shared values.
The Award itself, designed by Simone Lüling, symbolises excellence, responsibility, and the lasting impact of women’s leadership values that Madame Lagarde’s career so powerfully represents.
By honouring Madame Christine Lagarde, Féminin Pluriel Berlin reaffirms its commitment to recognising women whose leadership not only achieves distinction, but also contributes to collective progress, inspires transmission, and advances a more inclusive future.
Féminin Pluriel Berlin warmly congratulates Madame Christine Lagarde on this well‑deserved recognition.
President Lagarde meets Ms. Fatima Sanfourche, President of Féminin Pluriel, to receive a prize at her office at the ECB in Frankfurt, 02 March 2026
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