Q&A With Sarah Green: Growing the popularity of women’s football
Football is changing. The women’s game is quickly becoming more and more popular, not least due to the number of amazing women in football being
April 18, 2019
Football is changing. The women’s game is quickly becoming more and more popular, not least due to the number of amazing women in football being
#YesSheCan is enthralled to feature Nicki Seignot for various reasons. Like so many other women, Nicki took a career break to focus on her family
For over 20 years Carine Jessamine has shown grit, drive and determination in her career. Aside from her attitude towards hard work she has also
After abruptly finding out that she was suffering from End Stage Kidney Failure in the Autumn of 2010, Sarah May’s life changed forever. Surprisingly, Sarah’s
Barbara Res is a licensed Attorney and Professional Engineer. In her 40 year career she has faced and overcome sexual harassment, intimidation and discrimination. In
For the last two years, Laura Hunter has been Deputy Manager at Selco Builders Warehouse’s Basildon branch. It is her latest step up the
Lia Hatzakis is a Digital Content Creator and one half of the successful online duo, Joel and Lia. She talks about why she used the
Our latest feature is about Carina Peel, a Firefighter for Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue. In this blog she shares with us the struggles that she’s
8th of March is International Women’s Day. It’s a poignant day for #YesSheCan as this was the stimulus to start our project – but probably not
Selco Builders Warehouse’s famous radio jingle is: “It’s where the trade go,” but statistics show that you are more likely to see a female member
After even the shortest of conversations, the determination of Sylvia Herring is clear for all to see. In December 2017, the Selco Portsmouth deputy manager
Growing up surrounded by gangs, drugs and violence, Ashleigh Evans had has fought against her environment to now give back to girls like her as
Black and Green is a story of a community fundraiser with a heartfelt beginning. Debs Sawyer and Lucy Spencer have both know people who have
After leaving school and joining Buildbase Catherine Milburn has been rising to new heights year on year. At the tender age of 22 she was
The gender split in the construction industry is one of the biggest in the UK – just 12% of workers are women. In spite of
Cat Hudson is a driven woman climbing to dizzying heights on the corporate ladder. After graduating from university and learning her trade in a number
Lauren Elizabeth King is an award winning Wedding Hair Specialist & entrepreneur. Her work has been featured in a number of publications including the Times
Having had a burning love for cars since she was young, Sophie Williamson-Stothert is now living out her dream as a motoring journalist and author
In this blog, Chartered Marketer Bev Cook talks to us about the challenges she faced during her career. Being a gay woman working in very
Executive coach and former deputy chief Constable Anne Summers talks to us about empowering women, changing attitudes in the workplace and why #YesSheCan is so
Rebecca Caplehorn graduated from Loughborough University with a joint honours degree in physical education, sports science and mathematics. She subsequently qualified as a Chartered Accountant
Project Director at a City Financial Institution, Sarah Boddy talks to us about being a woman in her role and staying motivated no matter what
Builders Merchant manager Christine Crawford talks us through being a female manager, the challenges she faces raising a young family and working full-time. She also
We put our questions to Dr Nicola Relph, Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Health and Social Care. She tells us about the challenges she
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