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She Can Prosper brings together women business leaders to discuss resilience
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She Can Prosper brings together women business leaders to discuss resilience

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The Editor

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The pandemic has faced women with an even greater domestic burden and put a greater proportion of their jobs at risk in comparison to men. Many women continue to work from home and with children back and forth from school, they are having to juggle childcare and the everyday challenges of a busy career.

In response to this, women’s financial wellness initiative, She Can Prosper is hosting an event around the importance of gaining resilience through your network to help you stay on top of your game. The event will bring together strong business leaders to give their own insight on the topic and how they have used their network to drive success. The line-up includes:

• Sarah Tulip, Digital Director at EY – Sarah is already striving to make changes in the digital world, by co-founding Women in Leeds Digital.
• Amanda-Foo Ryland, Owner of Your Life, Live it – Amanda has over 30 years’ experience in Human Development & Coaching and helps her clients achieve their goals through personal development.
• Zandra Moore, CEO of Panintelligence – Alongside leading a successful tech business, she is also a Founder of Lean in Leeds which is a community of over 800 members that runs events to support women’s issues.

Chairing the event will be Diane Watson, the Founder of She Can Prosper who will be posing questions to the panel about their experiences and how to build resilience in difficult situations.

The ‘Resilience in Numbers’ webinar with be taking place on the 10th of December at 9am. If you are interested in finding out more or attending the event, then just follow the link to the Eventbrite page to sign up - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/resilience-in-numbers-tickets-125308630487

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