#YesSheCan Skills Development Day May 2023 Round-up!
Previous Next It’s that time again to round up another one of our empowering and inspiring #YesSheCan Skills Development Day! So, what is the Skills Development Day
May 9, 2023
Previous Next It’s that time again to round up another one of our empowering and inspiring #YesSheCan Skills Development Day! So, what is the Skills Development Day
As Associate Professor in Chemical and Environmental Engineering at the University of Nottingham, I have coached and mentored 1000s spanning the whole career lifecycle from
This week is Lesbian Visibility Week, a week created in 1990, celebrating women who love women. Its purpose is to highlight issues specific to lesbian,
My name is Samantha Gould and I’m head of PR and Campaigns at Now Pensions. My career journey… I have worked in pensions since I
In this #YesSheCan blog, we talk to Rebecca Lovelace, the founder and Chief Dot Joiner at Building People CIC. Rebecca tells us about her career
Have you ever looked up to a woman or women who simply seem to have it all and wonder how on earth do they do
In this #YesSheCan blog, Electrician and personal trainer for female Tradies Kiomi Barritt shares her career journey, advice for other women in the industry and
This month, many businesses and organisations will be talking about and celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD) and Women’s History Month. In this #YesSheCan blog we’ll
In this #YesSheCan blog, we talk to Katie Neeves, founder of Cool2BTrans and trans ambassador. She talks about her journey through transitioning, the importance of
It’s International Women’s Day and this year’s theme is #EmbraceEquity! So, in this #YesSheCan blog, we’re going to celebrate IWD and what it means to
In this #YesSheCan blog, the wonderful Anna de la Vega, the founding director of The Urban Worm, speaks to us about her diverse career journey,
My name is Kelly Cartwright… I was born and bred in Norfolk in 1992, I was educated in the village of Mulbarton and later Hethersett, before completing my
Our New Year’s often start with resolutions made with hope and excitement that this year our goals might be smashed. The only issue is –
I spent the start of my career trying lots of different areas of work; accountancy, sales and marketing and was lucky to work for some
I am Archana Bharti aka Purbi Kumari, working with PepsiCo. It took me 28 long years to find the medical term (MRKH syndrome) of my condition
Melanie Stewart is Welding & Fabrication Lead at Universal Wolf. She is responsible for maintaining industrial and quality welding standards; driving improvements in our welding
In this #YesSheCan, we show the results of our recent survey completed by some of the voices of the future. The survey delved into the
I did not exactly choose wheelchair tennis, I sort of fell in to it. I started playing wheelchair tennis around 7 years ago. I was
In this #YesSheCan blog, we talk to Fern Whelan, former professional footballer and the executive of Women’s EDI at the PFA. We chatted with Fern
The World Bank estimates at least 500 million women and girls worldwide don’t have access to the facilities they need to manage their periods. In this
In this #YesSheCan Blog, Jackie Lymn Rose, Director of A W Lymn – The Family Funeral Service, talks about her career journey, why she chose
For many in the UK, Christmas is celebrated in the month of December and is a national holiday. It’s often a time of happiness, giving
Previous Next On 24th November, we were proud to host another one of our popular #YesSheCan Skills Development Days at the Radisson Blu Hotel in
In this #YesSheCan blog, we talk to Holly Bonelle, a Senior Account Manager at First Event. Holly talks to us about her career in the planning
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