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In this blog, #YesSheCan speak with Hannah McCreesh, Director of Hannah McCreesh Marketing. She talks about what it is like to run your own business,

This blog for #YesSheCan is from Cassy Nichols. She is a driven and hardworking individual who has worked her way up to be the Head

Helen is the Marketing Manager for Distinction – a digital agency based in Nottingham. In this blog, Helen talks through a day in her life,

In this blog, we speak to Aimee Luther, Managing Director of The Liberty Guild. Aimee talks us through her career, her love of Art and

In this blog, we chat with Sarah Canning, Marketing Director of Student Roost. Sarah talks us through how she got to where she is today,

In this blog, we speak to Keri Watkins, about how she overcame bullying and work-related anxiety, her career and becoming a virtual assistant.   My

In this blog, we speak to Kirsty Edwards, Head of Commercial Events at Mellors Group. Kirsty talks us through her career, being a female in

  Can you tell us a bit about you and your career: I originally started my career in Experian in customer services in a call

We chat to Gemma Sewell about starting up her business and how easy it is to doubt yourself when doing so! Read on to find

Giving women the confidence and self-assuredness to take action in the modern workplace is exactly why #YesSheCan exists. This week’s blog post with Jess MacIntyre

I worked for 20 years in marketing for huge corporate companies like The Coca Cola Company, Kraft Foods, Inbev, and Unilever but I knew I

Sonja Antelmann, originally from Hamburg in Germany, came to the UK ten years ago to study. After completing a Bachelor in Business Management and a

In this blog, we interviewed Faye Lewis. After a fascinating career, beginning as a journalist writing for well-known publications such as What Car? and The

Ally Whicher started her career in PR and as the world of print moved online, she decided to move with it! Now a mother of

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

Managing Director of Behavioural Marketing Company Sue Benson talks about why it’s great being a woman in marketing and what skills were vital to her

Growing up in Ireland in the 1970s, 80s and 90s I was very aware of how frustrated and disappointed my mum felt to have been