Mel Berry: Action Woman
Coming from the background of competitive swimming, Mel Berry is very athletic. Not only is she taking part in a half Ironman triathlon and a
June 10, 2019
Coming from the background of competitive swimming, Mel Berry is very athletic. Not only is she taking part in a half Ironman triathlon and a
Michelle is the CEO and Founder of Consulting firm, Holmes Noble. We discussed how her inspirations shaped her work ethic and how, during a stressful
From a young age, Sarah saw her dad’s level of leadership and dedication towards his own successful spraying business as inspiring. This set the tone
Aisling Kenny is forging a career path as a woman in the construction industry. Working as a HR Director in a male-dominated industry Aisling is
Feel good festival is a family-friendly festival with the aim of bringing together local people to share their expertise and showcase what they have to
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Simon Forrester, Regional Health & Safety advisor Ibstock Brick, has worked in a predominantly male environment for decades, and so he’s seen the shift in
Diane Roberts was brought up on a large council estate by an inspirational and resilient women. When she became a teenage mother, Diane showed her
Lauren Holland is a woman who is passionate to make a difference. Working as a surveyor, she has noted that there is a massive shortage
Gillian Woodcock works within the HR function for Civils and Lintels. Although HR is a role that is predominantly seen as female, Gillian believes this
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Our partner Buildbase are leading the way when it comes to Health and Well-being at work. Not only are they doing great things to support
In April, Buildbase ran the 4th Women in Buildbase Conference. This was held at The Nottinghamshire Golf Club where 40 female leaders converged to network,
Being so modern and up to date, it would be easy to assume that the tech industry is leading the way for gender equality. Sadly,
We are pleased to feature Joanna Penn as an inspirational woman on #YesSheCan. A few years ago Joanna became registered as blind. She didn’t let
Gemma Spackman is a personal trainer and football coach turned entrepreneur. In our latest feature, Gemma tells #YesSheCan about her professional experiences and how she
In a world where mental health issues are more prominent than ever before it can seem like the only stories are negative. When the trend
Since stumbling into the construction industry through chance, Steph Cooper has managed to take her career from strength to strength. In her blog, Steph insightfully
#YesSheCan’s latest feature is something a bit different than the previous features. In this blog, we interview Caroline Fryer. Since a young age, Caroline had
After being inspired by female detectives on the TV as a child, Tracy O’Hara found her calling. Passionate about equality and with a desire to
Dr Maha Raganuth is an Honourary Consultant Gynaecologist at Nottingham University Hospital with extensive experience as a Medical Director. Being a leading medical professional in
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