Bristol Women’s Commission’s panel for International Women’s Day 2023 celebrations at city hall explored women’s leadership featuring a range of local leaders, including president of Equity UK Lynda Rooke. Here she shares some of her views on women’s leadership. How did you get to where you are today? I was elected and have worked asContinue reading “Q&A: President of Equity UK Lynda Rooke on women’s leadership”
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Q&A: Trade Union leader Joanne Kaye on women’s leadership
Bristol Women’s Commission’s panel for International Women’s Day 2023 celebrations at city hall explored women’s leadership featuring a range of local leaders, including Joanne Kaye – Regional Secretary of Unison SW. Here she shares some of her views on women’s leadership. How did you get to where you are today? I applied for the jobsContinue reading “Q&A: Trade Union leader Joanne Kaye on women’s leadership”
Q&A: Avon & Somerset Police’s first female Chief Constable on women’s leadership
Bristol Women’s Commission’s panel for International Women’s Day 2023 celebrations at city hall explored women’s leadership featuring a range of local leaders, including the first ever female Chief Constable of Avon & Somerset Police – Sarah Crew. Here she shares some of her views on women’s leadership. How did you get to where you areContinue reading “Q&A: Avon & Somerset Police’s first female Chief Constable on women’s leadership”
Bristol Women’s Commission – tackling women’s inequality in Bristol
Bristol Women’s Commission founding member and Chair Penny Gane explains why it exists and why, almost 10 years on, its work is not done.