September 2018 - Womanthology

Dr-Martens-Womens Industrial collection

Women working in industry and construction: Make sure you don’t slip up when it comes to health and safety

There is a job for every kind of person in the transport sector and you don’t need be a maths or science whizz to succeed – Sonya Veerasamy, Vice President of Women in Transport

Chantelle Goodman - GTG Training

Why anyone is capable of working in a ‘male-dominated environment’ and winning – Chantelle Goodman, Transport Training Instructor at GTG Training

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It’s hardly rocket science to say we need more women in the space sector – Betty Bonnardel-Azzarelli, Founder of AB5 Consulting

Designing for an inclusive construction workforce – Leena Begum, Health, Safety and Wellbeing Coordinator for the Thames Tideway Tunnel

London

Advice for women in engineering: Be yourself, but be yourself very well – Dana Skelley OBE, Director of Strategy and Operational Excellence at Skanska

Why software is creating a renaissance in aviation and we need more women to get on board – Kiah Erlich, Director, Flight Support Services, Honeywell Aerospace

Women in big data: Why business intelligence and data strategy are the future of transport – Lauren Sager Weinstein, Chief Data Officer at Transport for London

Innovative women in transport and logistics: Why it’s what’s on the inside that counts – Pauline Dawes, Managing Director of SOMI Trailers

Katie Leask - British Airways

Why an aircraft cockpit is the best office in the world – Katie Leask, First Officer at British Airways

Why now is the right time for women in maritime and the Merchant Navy – Kathryn Neilson, Director of the Merchant Navy Training Board