We had the incredible opportunity of speaking with Communications Manager at Lawyers for Justice in Libya, Alexandra Azua for this year’s International Women’s Day campaign.

She has experience leading communications and campaigning strategies and outputs for projects in Libya, Yemen, Nepal, Uganda, Somalia, Kenya and other global contexts.

As a Practice Manager in the Finance sector, Beth Burgoyne’s key objective is to empower professionals by giving them the guidance they need to make informed decisions on their finances.

This International Women’s Day, Beth spoke about her experiences working in the finance industry, overcoming self-doubt and giving her best advice to women looking to join the finance sector.

“What do the senior leaders in your organisation genuinely believe about gender equality? Are they on board or are they bored?”

Thought-provoking words from Peju ‘TheSpark’ Abuchi on this year’s International Women’s Day campaign. In this interview, we talk about Peju’s feelings on IWD and unpacking what the day actually means to her.

We had the privilege of speaking to Kate McCourt, Vice President of CIS Leadership Development, Change Management & Facilitation at DHL Express.

Kate discusses her efforts to drive gender equality through her impactful work at DHL Express, while sharing practical tips for leaders and organisations looking to accelerate progress toward gender equality in the workplace.

This International Women’s Day campaign, we caught up with Matriarch CEO, Ria Kalsi to talk all things International Women’s Day. Matriarch provide people with a life education, working with schools, corporate companies and the public to learn about taboo life topics, and growing practical skills.

We explore Ria’s thoughts on how companies can accelerate gender equality, advice for women joining the workforce, and more.

Obi Abuchi is an author, coach, and a transformational speaker with an obsession for helping leaders grow in the area of personal mastery.
There is a treasure trove of gems to take from the interview including how to “believe the truth” about you, “anything that calls you to be more, to make a difference, to contribute, to be your best self, that’s true about you”.

We were privileged to sit down with Yasmin Thomas for a passionate conversation about the strong women who inspire her and about how she feels she is the ‘living embodiment of her ancestors’.

This Black History Month we had the honour to sit down with Poet and Radio Presenter Mr Gee who discussed the importance of loving the skin you’re in.

For our second ‘Proud to Be’ interviews we sat down with the talented and insightful Lesley Owusu-Daaku.

Lesley is a commercial lawyer working in the music industry, a career she embarked on after studying History at London School of Economics and Political Science.

We loved understanding more about Lesley’s culture, her passions and why she is Proud to Be… Click here to watch her interview with us…