“There’s no doubt we’re in a much better place than we were three months ago” – In the latest everywoman podcast, Public Health England Principal Epidemiologist, Dr Meaghan Kall discusses Covid, collaboration and the challenge to achieve diversity in health and science.
In 1999, recently fired from her finance job, Greek-born, Maria Hatzistefanis launched luxury skincare group Rodial, despite having failed to secure any funding.
This month’s everywomanIncognito blogger provides an inspiring and honest account of her adult diagnosis of autism, and its impact on her sense of self.
The Covid-19 pandemic has made it a normality for most of us to work from home. Take our quiz to find out what kind of remote worker you are and uncover top tips for getting the most out of your working life…
Alina Addison is Founder of Adaptaa, an executive coaching and leadership development consultancy specialising in emotional intelligence. She shares the lessons she’s learned from her autistic son, how she’s getting her energy during the Covid-19 lockdown, and why she’s giving this
It’s not always easy to get your voice heard above the noise. But there are some tried-and-tested tools and tricks that will help you communicate with impact.
This month’s Incognito blogger is a humbling lesson in the truth of resilience, and how we can come back stronger from even the most world-upending of situations.
Software Engineering Manager, Claudia Exeler leads a team building identity verification mechanisms for Facebook. Giving and receiving feedback has been central to her journey as a leader...
NatWest everywoman award winner and CEO of construction company Jomas Associates, Roni Savage continues to inspire others to step up. In our latest everywomanEntrepreneur webinar, she discusses the mindset needed to successfully challenge the status quo...
Stephanie has a background in stand-up comedy and is one of the UK’s leading voices on creating happiness in the workplace. In 2006, she founded Laughology, a learning and development consultancy that delivers programmes underpinned by the neuroscience of humour, laughter and happiness.
Sarah Anderson, CEO of The Listening Place, challenged orthodoxy around supporting those with suicidal ideation when she launched The Listening Place in 2016. We talk to her about smashing taboos and changing the conversation around mental health.
Did you know that birth order affects our adult relationship with power? But who uses power more wisely – elder, younger or only children? Put your knowledge of power to the test in our tea break quiz...
We often approach productivity as if it’s about doing more in less time. But that approach doesn’t factor in our wellbeing. Learn how to create balance between your output and your energy levels.
