Jill Shedden, Women’s Business Council member, Group HR director at Centrica plc. discusses the challenges and support available to women returning to the workplace. Supporting women in returning to the work place is a real issue. Having been on maternity leave twice in my career I know first hand the importance of having a supportive…
In her second blog as Women’s Business Council (WBC) member of the month, Sue Langley gives us an insight into working in the financial services sector.
I’m the General Manager of GSK UK and a member of the Women’s Business Council (WBC). This led me on a journey to New York a couple of weeks ago for the UN’s 58th Session for the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) to represent both the WBC and GSK. It was my first…
In his first blog as the Women’s Business Council (WBC) member of the month, John Timpson, Chairman, Timpson PLC tells us about his interests and affiliation with the Women’s Business Council. John’s maverick management style shines through a weekly Telegraph column and his book Upside Down Management. In 2004, he was awarded the CBE for…
Women’s Business Council Member of the Month Sue Langley has been telling us about her interests and her work. She is currently the CEO of UK Financial Services Organisation at the UK Trade and Investment and the Financial Services Representative on the Women’s Business Council.
In her second blog as Women’s Business Council (WBC) member of the month, Sue O’Brien tells us about the progress being made by the WBC in its six month on report
In her first blog as the new Women’s Business Council (WBC) member of the month, Sue O’Brien the Group CEO of Norman Broadbent PLC, and WBC member since 2012, tells us about her experiences so far.
In her second blog as WBC member of the month, Wendy Hallett discusses her experience of talking to year 10 and 6th form students during Enterprise Week.
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