Name: Julie Butler Age: 55 Job title: CEO and Founder of LashBase Ltd Time in current role: Over 10 years Julie is the founder of LashBase, an eyelash retailer and lash extension training company.
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One : One – Aurélie Tshiama, Freelance Interior Designer
Name: Aurélie Tshiama Age: 23 Job title: Freelance Interior Designer Time in current role: 2 years Aurélie is a Freelance Interior Designer and Architectural Design Technology student.
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She Did That: 15 inspirational quotes from Netflix’s entrepreneurial documentary
Released during Black History Month in the USA, She did that delves into the stories behind some of America’s most prominent black women-owned businesses today as told by their creators. Executive Produced by In Her Shoes founder Renae Bluitt, the documentary also explores the ways in which African American women entrepreneurs have created thriving businesses…
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One : One – Rachel Kerr, Senior SEO Copywriter
Name: Rachel Kerr Age: 27 Job title: Senior SEO Copywriter Time in current role: 3 years Rachel is a Senior SEO (search engine optimisation) Copywriter at digital marketing agency Bamboo Nine.
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Santander launches its largest programme to support women in business via mentorship
Santander UK has launched its ‘Women Business Leaders’ programme which aims to pair 90 up-and-coming female entrepreneurs with 90 mentors. It’s the largest initiative of its kind for the financial services company and is open to businesses from all sectors and of all sizes. Mentors can be male or female established business owners and the…
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OLAY’s Super Bowl ad champions women in STEM #MakeSpaceForWomen
The 2020 Super Bowl is kicking off (no pun untended) on 2 February and in advance of the world-famous sporting event OLAY has released its all-women commercial in support of women in STEM.
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Job satisfaction? British workers won’t achieve it until they’re 45
Uh oh. I know there are a LOT of people who don’t like their jobs (a key reason why I started this site) but to hear that the average British worker won’t achieve job satisfaction until they’re 45 is surprising even to me.
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