This April, the town of Coín is hosting an initiative designed for women entrepreneurs in Coín who are building, growing, or rethinking their professional projects. WOMANDAYS brings a practical and down-to-earth approach, with two workshop sessions focused on real skills and meaningful connections.
The focus is on everyday challenges: running a small business, working as a freelancer, or developing a new idea. It’s a free event with limited spaces, making it both accessible and intentionally small enough to stay useful.
When and where
The workshops will take place on April 15th and 29th, both running in the morning from 9:30 to 14:00. The venue is the former town hall building in Plaza de la Alameda, right in the centre of Coín.

Two mornings to learn and connect for women entrepreneurs in Coín
The sessions take place on April 15th and 29th, during the morning, in the old town hall at Plaza de la Alameda. Each day combines hands-on learning with time to meet others, share experiences, and build connections. That balance is especially valuable in areas like the Guadalhorce Valley, where many professionals work independently and don’t always have a network around them.
This initiative for women entrepreneurs in Coín is promoted by the Diputación de Málaga and organised by AMUPEMA, as part of a wider programme across the province.
First session: visibility, communication and sales
The first workshop focuses on something many people struggle with: clearly communicating what they do.
The session looks at digital presence, positioning, and sales in a practical way. It’s not about social media, but about understanding how to present your business, reach the right audience, and turn interest into actual opportunities. There’s also time to review and refine each participant’s value proposition, helping ensure their message reflects what they really offer in a clear and confident way.
Second session: organisation, management and funding
The second session shifts the focus inward, looking at how to run a business more effectively on a daily basis.
Topics include time management, productivity, and general organisation, areas that are often a challenge for freelancers and small business owners. The goal is to provide simple, realistic tools that can help reduce overwhelm and bring more structure. Funding is also covered, with an introduction to both public and private options that could help support or grow a project.
A simple opportunity to move forward
One of the strengths of WOMANDAYS is how grounded it is in the local context, because it focusses on real businesses in the Guadalhorce Valley. This makes the content easier to apply and more relevant from the start. Just as important is the chance to meet other women entrepreneurs in Coín in similar situations, which often becomes one of the most valuable parts of the experience.
For anyone already working in a shared space like Oben Coworking Coín, or simply considering a more collaborative way of working, this kind of event is a good fit. It’s not just about learning something new, but also about meeting people, exchanging ideas, and stepping away from your usual routine for a few hours.
The workshops are free to attend and open to any woman interested, without the need to belong to any organisation. Register here.




