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    Women At The Top

    7th October 2020 - 4th January 2021
    GAMECHANGERS
    Digital Conference - 12:00 BST (GMT +1)

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    EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT

    Register now for Women At The Top USA and receive a 10% discount on your event pass. 


    Use code: WATTUS10 at checkout.

    SESSIONS INCLUDE

    MUNROE BERGDORF

    THE GAMECHANGERS - ACTIVISM AND ACTION


    In this session, hear from Munroe Bergdorf about her own personal activism to make businesses more inclusive, and the importance of including the experiences of trans-women in conversations on gender equality. 

    CHERIE BLAIR

    SURVIVING SETBACKS AND BUILDING RESILIENCE


    Failure is a key ingredient to success. Nonetheless, it can be hard to weather. Join a practical session with the Cherie Blair, Chair of Omnia Strategy and Nicola Mendelsohn, Facebook's VP EMEA, on building and maintaining resilience. 

    RICHARD SUSSKIND

    THE FUTURE OF WORK AND WHY IT MATTERS


    Covid-19 has thrown old-style business practices out with immediate effect. Looking ahead, will hybrid models now emerge to combine remote work with time in the office and how is this negatively affecting women, in particular?

    WHY ATTEND


    Join senior business leaders and representatives from leading multi-sector corporate organisations, SMEs and start-ups, academia and government.




    Participate in cutting edge debate on gender diversity, and hear practical advice and examples from leaders supporting  the advancement of women.




    Find out what you can do to take action and pick up practical tips to help you drive progress and lead by example.

    UK SPEAKERS INCLUDE

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    Jessica Ennis-Hill DBE
    Olympic Gold Medallist
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    Nicola Mendelsohn
    VP EMEA
    Facebook
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    Peter Cheese
    CEO, CIPD
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    Sue Unerman
    Chief Transformation Officer
    MediaCom
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    Poppy Jaman OBE
    CEO
    City Mental Health Alliance

    BE PART OF THE CONVERSATION, WHEREVER YOU ARE

    Our All Access Passes include the ability to watch every live talk PLUS video on demand for up to 90 days.

    Join us in October and be at the centre of the discussion regarding gender equality.


    CANT DECIDE WHICH EVENT TO JOIN?


    Our Women at the Top US event will also be held digitally on 18-19 November 2020.  Speakers include Gloria Steinem, Gloria Allred and Arianna Huffington.

    Fancy joining both digital events? We are offering an exclusive pass to those that wish to join us in October and November.


    PREMIER DIGITAL EVENTS SUPPORTED BY THE WORLD's BEST JOURNALISM


    FT Live events keep you connected and informed in an uncertain and constantly changing world. Using leading digital technology, we have now taken our content, global audience reach and engagement to a new level through a series of unmissable virtual events. Our compelling programmes, chaired by respected FT journalists, feature the most senior and thought-provoking decision-makers in business, finance and politics, all accessible from your office or home.

    "Culture is all-powerful, and I think politicians have a role in challenging that culture, I think teachers have a role in challenging that culture, and I think all of us have a role in challenging the culture."


    Elizabeth Truss, Secretary of State for International Trade and Minister for Women and Equalities, UK Government 

    DISCUSSIONS FROM 2019




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