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Connecting women and opportunity

Womanthology is a digital magazine and professional community powered by female energy and ingenuity.

Connecting women and opportunity

Womanthology is a digital magazine and professional community powered by female energy and ingenuity.

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Year: 2017

Kevin Poulter - Child & Child

A diverse workforce is a commercial advantage, so forward-thinking employers won’t wait for gender balance – Kevin Poulter, Employment Law Partner at Freeths

We will never achieve gender balance in the workplace if we keep doing what we are currently doing, so let’s change the system – Lee Lam, Independent Disruptor Consultant, Personal and Corporate Coach
Bryony Cox - Mantis

Using the power of communications to help us harness diversity nudges – Bryony Cox, Account Manager at Mantis
Anne-Wilson - University of Warwick

Why strengths based recruitment is one of the keys to unlocking a diverse workforce – Anne Wilson, Head of Careers at the University of Warwick
Toy-ambulance

Women in Medicine and Health: Here’s to the women who are making things better – Fiona Tatton, Womanthology Editor
Dr-Bon-Ku-teaching

No more entrenched gender norms: Women and men working together to eliminate gender bias in healthcare – Dr. Bon Ku, Assistant Dean for Health and Design, and Associate Professor at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College
Women-in-surgery

A good heart: Caring for patients and promoting careers in surgery – Professor Farah Bhatti, Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon and Honorary Professor at Swansea University
City-Hospitals-Sunderland-NHS-Foundation-Trust - Innovation

Developing innovation in the NHS: Passion is a must. Resilience is imperative – Charlotte Fox, Innovation Manager for the City Hospitals Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust
Tracy Levesque - Paramedic Women

Meet the paramedic and her faithful canine friend who are taking care of their colleagues and the community – Tracy Levesque, Paramedic Women
Mammogram

Improving breast cancer detection: Using artificial intelligence to identify risk levels and improve patient care – Dr. Manisha Bahl, Director of the Breast Imaging Fellowship Programme at Massachusetts General Hospital