October 2016 - Womanthology

Transport

Why confidence follows passion for women who are going places – Fiona Tatton, Womanthology Editor

Kesley Pexton - Arnold Clark

Why working in a male dominated industry doesn’t faze me – Kelsey Pexton, Automotive Spray Painter at Arnold Clark

Electric car

She’s electric: Meet the electric vehicle supply equipment expert who’s switched on to new opportunities for business growth – Bianca Orrey, Managing Director of EV OneStop

Caroline Pidgeon

The changing face of transport in London: Championing gender equality for transport users and staff – Caroline Pidgeon, Chair of the London Assembly Transport Committee

Crash and learn: Why it’s safety first when it comes to testing vehicles and preventing accidents – Emma Wilding, Vehicle Safety Engineer (Degree Apprentice) at Jaguar Land Rover

Green traffic light

Giving the green light to women who want dynamic careers in STEM – Sharon Kindleysides, Managing Director, Kapsch TrafficCom

A woman’s place … is on the racetrack: Whilst working in STEM may not be the conventional route for many girls, it is an advantageous one – Emily Chesters, Team Manager of Storm Racing

Car storage

How customer focus helps us journey towards gender equality in the automotive industry – Carol Holden, Chief Executive of the Northern Automotive Alliance

Camilla Ween

Why it’s time to wake up and smell the coffee when it comes to inclusion of women in transport – Camilla Ween, President of Women’s Transportation Seminar in London

Woman on platform

How public affairs can help to accelerate diversity in the transport industry by connecting people and policymakers – Jo Field, Founder and Executive Director, JFG Communications

Cinderella

Dismantling gender stereotypes: Why shouldn’t Cinderella make her own fortune as a tech entrepreneur? – Fiona Tatton, Womanthology Editor

My Mummy is an Engineer

I was tired of gender stereotypes in STEM careers so I set up a publishing company to change the next generation’s perceptions – Kerrine Bryan, Engineer and Founder of Butterfly Books

Becoming the first female Beefeater: Why achievable dreams should always be followed – Moira Cameron, Yeoman Warder of the Tower of London

Let Toys Be Toys

Let’s end gender stereotyping of children once and for all – Tessa Trabue, Let Toys Be Toys Campaigner

Gina Denham - Essex Police

Thinking beyond a ‘typical mind’ and providing support to end feelings of isolation for other trans people – Gina Denham, Sergeant with the Basildon Community Policing Team in Essex

Challenging gender stereotypes

‘Taking charge’ versus ‘taking care’: Challenging stereotypic perceptions that misrepresent both women’s and men’s leadership – Allyson Zimmermann, Executive Director, Catalyst Europe

Working mother

Banishing negative gender stereotypes about working mothers – Colleen Ammerman, Director of Program Administration for the Gender Initiative at Harvard Business School

Women

Gender stereotyping in advertising: Not over yet, but we’re working on it – Caitlin Ryan, Executive Creative Director of Cheil UK