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Issue 18

Issue 18 - November 2014

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In this issue...

Womanthology Editor, Fiona Tatton – The hard work paradox: Why is it a bad thing for women to attribute success to working hard?

Sam Fischer, President, Diageo Greater China and Asia talks about the positive change created by their Women’s Empowerment Journalism Awards as they are expanded to 18 countries across Asia Pacific for 2015

Twice as nice: London On The Inside Co-founder and Head of PR and Communications at The Hoxton, Julia Pearson talks going global as she works hard and plays hard juggling the roles she loves

Mei Shui, Managing Director of Virgin StartUp – Shining a light on the possibilities of business ownership for women

Kelly Simmons, FA Director of National Game and Women’s Football on the England Women’s team taking to the pitch at the new Wembley Stadium for the first time ever to play Germany in an international on 23rd November

Stress: Are women juggling too much? – Fiona Neathey, Acas Regional Director for London, Eastern and South East England

Beryl De Souza, Honorary Secretary of the Medical Women’s Federation talks about supporting their members by building an unrivalled network of women doctors in all stages of their careers

Elena Manaenkova, Assistant Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization, explains how the WMO is spearheading a drive to reduce women’s vulnerability to disasters and climate change

More childcare support needed for female entrepreneurs to encourage enterprise and economic growth – Dr. Julia Rouse, Director of the Centre for Business and Society at Manchester Metropolitan University Business School

Helping women, older and part-time workers to break out of low pay – Peter Cheese, Chief Executive of the CIPD

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