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Womanthology podcast episode 10: Better Together

– With special guests, Dr Jody Aked, Organisational and Social Change Expert, Liz Tucker, Chair of Women in Film and Television, and Inês Santos

Doubling down during lockdown: Taking care of our partners around the world and making the wine industry more inclusive

– Amanda Thomson, Founder and CEO of Thomson & Scott

Women over the age of 50 are not on the shelf … because there is no shelf! We’re not living in a Jane Austen novel or in the 17th century

– Tash Willcocks, Co-organiser of Design Education

The power of connections and ‘doing good’: Now, more than ever, the most forward-thinking corporates are prioritising giving back to communities

– Wai Foong Ng, Founder and CEO of Matchable

Fighting for those excluded by the Government: We are on the brink of a mental health crisis

– Anneka Hicks, Founder of ExcludedUK

Fighting back against the ‘she-cession’: Supporting women in the travel sector not just to survive but to thrive

– Alessandra Alonso, Founder and Managing Director of Women in Travel

Affecting systemic change and giving all young people an opportunity to change the world

– Rachel Youngman, Deputy Chief Executive of the Institute of Physics

Doing something proactive when jobs and livelihoods were at risk: The power of an open mind and a ‘can do’ attitude

– Chantelle Nicholson, Chef-owner of Tredwells and All’s Well

Womanthology podcast episode 9: Women in Construction

– With special guests, Jane Duncan OBE, Architect and Past President of the RIBA, Karen Boom, Electrician, and Inês Santos

Connecting women and opportunity

Womanthology podcast episode 10: Better Together

– With special guests, Dr Jody Aked, Organisational and Social Change Expert, Liz Tucker, Chair of Women in Film and Television, and Inês Santos

Doubling down during lockdown: Taking care of our partners around the world and making the wine industry more inclusive

– Amanda Thomson, Founder and CEO of Thomson & Scott

Women over the age of 50 are not on the shelf … because there is no shelf! We’re not living in a Jane Austen novel or in the 17th century

– Tash Willcocks, Co-organiser of Design Education

The power of connections and ‘doing good’: Now, more than ever, the most forward-thinking corporates are prioritising giving back to communities

– Wai Foong Ng, Founder and CEO of Matchable

Fighting for those excluded by the Government: We are on the brink of a mental health crisis

– Anneka Hicks, Founder of ExcludedUK

Fighting back against the ‘she-cession’: Supporting women in the travel sector not just to survive but to thrive

– Alessandra Alonso, Founder and Managing Director of Women in Travel

Affecting systemic change and giving all young people an opportunity to change the world

– Rachel Youngman, Deputy Chief Executive of the Institute of Physics

Doing something proactive when jobs and livelihoods were at risk: The power of an open mind and a ‘can do’ attitude

– Chantelle Nicholson, Chef-owner of Tredwells and All’s Well

Womanthology podcast episode 9: Women in Construction

– With special guests, Jane Duncan OBE, Architect and Past President of the RIBA, Karen Boom, Electrician, and Inês Santos

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Womanthology podcast episode 10: Better Together – With special guests, Dr Jody Aked, Organisational and Social Change Expert, Liz Tucker, Chair of Women in Film and Television, and Inês Santos

Doubling down during lockdown: Taking care of our partners around the world and making the wine industry more inclusive – Amanda Thomson, Founder and CEO of Thomson & Scott

Women over the age of 50 are not on the shelf … because there is no shelf! We’re not living in a Jane Austen novel or in the 17th century – Tash Willcocks, Co-organiser of Design Education

The power of connections and ‘doing good’: Now, more than ever, the most forward-thinking corporates are prioritising giving back to communities – Wai Foong Ng, Founder and CEO of Matchable

Fighting for those excluded by the Government: We are on the brink of a mental health crisis – Anneka Hicks, Founder of ExcludedUK

Fighting back against the ‘she-cession’: Supporting women in the travel sector not just to survive but to thrive – Alessandra Alonso, Founder and Managing Director of Women in Travel

Affecting systemic change and giving all young people an opportunity to change the world – Rachel Youngman, Deputy Chief Executive of the Institute of Physics

Doing something proactive when jobs and livelihoods were at risk: The power of an open mind and a ‘can do’ attitude – Chantelle Nicholson, Chef-owner of Tredwells and All’s Well

Womanthology podcast episode 9: Women in Construction – With special guests, Jane Duncan OBE, Architect and Past President of the RIBA, Karen Boom, Electrician, and Inês Santos

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Womanthology podcast episode 10: Better Together

– With special guests, Dr Jody Aked, Organisational and Social Change Expert, Liz Tucker, Chair of Women in Film and Television, and Inês Santos

Doubling down during lockdown: Taking care of our partners around the world and making the wine industry more inclusive

– Amanda Thomson, Founder and CEO of Thomson & Scott

Women over the age of 50 are not on the shelf … because there is no shelf! We’re not living in a Jane Austen novel or in the 17th century

– Tash Willcocks, Co-organiser of Design Education

The power of connections and ‘doing good’: Now, more than ever, the most forward-thinking corporates are prioritising giving back to communities

– Wai Foong Ng, Founder and CEO of Matchable

Fighting for those excluded by the Government: We are on the brink of a mental health crisis

– Anneka Hicks, Founder of ExcludedUK

Fighting back against the ‘she-cession’: Supporting women in the travel sector not just to survive but to thrive

– Alessandra Alonso, Founder and Managing Director of Women in Travel

Affecting systemic change and giving all young people an opportunity to change the world

– Rachel Youngman, Deputy Chief Executive of the Institute of Physics

Doing something proactive when jobs and livelihoods were at risk: The power of an open mind and a ‘can do’ attitude

– Chantelle Nicholson, Chef-owner of Tredwells and All’s Well

Womanthology podcast episode 9: Women in Construction

– With special guests, Jane Duncan OBE, Architect and Past President of the RIBA, Karen Boom, Electrician, and Inês Santos