everywoman commentary
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| 6 May 2010 | The everywoman in Business Election Survey Results With polling stations set to close in just a number of hours we've taken a look at the response of our everywoman in Business Election Survey, and it reveals some interesting findings. Most notable is the fact that this election will be a closely fought battle, based around what the parties' policies are around the economy and supporting our respondents businesses. Questions are raised as to whether women in business and female employees are given enough focus. One hundred per cent of those who filled in the survey were women, and 65% were business owners. |
| 13 Apr 2010 | Gwyn Burr in Marketing During my journey home, wedged between a back-pack traveller and a suited commuter, I managed to open my copy of Marketing and as I struggled to turn the pages I was thrilled to see a profile on Gwyn Burr, Customer Director at Sainsbury's. There was no way I was going to be squashed out of reading this article! Gwyn Burr is not only an influential businesswoman she was also named ‘Woman of the Year' at The Specsavers everywoman in Retail Awards last year. So with unabashed elbow manoeuvres, I read more about the inspirational woman that I had heard much about in the office. |
| 1 Apr 2010 | Moving Between Public and Private Sector Job Roles With much unrest in the current climate it is difficult to know whether now is a good time to consider moving jobs or changing careers - with many wanting to hold on in there because surely it's better to just have a job! Recent figures, particularly for graduates, show the public sector is the most popular area of interest, even with the likelihood that this sector is going to face big cuts and change. |
| 1 Apr 2010 | Introduction to Construction Today I was at the 2010 Construction Diversity Expo held at the Guildhall in London. It was sponsored by Construction Skills, London Development Agency, Cross Rover Agency and Summit Skills. everywoman had a stand there, together with some very large construction employers, Sir Robert McAlpin, Wates, Arup, Skanska, Women in Manual Trades, The Women in Property Network Group. |
| 26 Mar 2010 | A Booming Network Evening with Emma Wimhurst This week's blog is by everywoman Marketing Executive Jo Burford: As the heavens opened up, everywoman guests and NatWest's female clients arrived undeterred, through last night's rain, into the warm buzz of NatWest's Argyle Street offices to enjoy a free evening of networking. |
| 25 Mar 2010 | The 2010 Budget Pledges to Help Small and Medium Sized Business The Budget was announced yesterday, which saw a number of announcements that will seemingly benefit small to medium sized businesses. The Chancellor of the Exchequer stated that he wanted to see successful businesses attracting equity and loans, and help new enterprises get off the ground. |
| 9 Mar 2010 | A trip to 10 Downing Street on International Women's Day Max Benson, co-founder of everywoman, reflects on a breakfast discussion at 10 Downing Street |
| 26 Feb 2010 | International Women's Day & Olympic Glory International Women's Day (Monday, 8th March) is fast approaching, and is the perfect chance to highlight women making waves, not just in the business world but in all walks of life. |
| 11 Feb 2010 | Discussing The Gender Pay Gap everywoman's Training Director Toni Eastwood OBE was interviewed recently by Stylist magazine for a feature exploring equal pay, one of five key issues in our 10th Anniversary Manifesto. |
| 5 Feb 2010 | Conference Confidence It's been a few months since the National everywoman Conference but we're still feeling reverberations from a great event. This week we heard from Paula Wynne, one of our contributors at last November's event. She felt so inspired by what she saw and heard on the day, and most importantly who she met - like-minded women in business - that she decided that night to take a leap and get a book published, an idea she'd had for a long time but had never progressed with. Sure enough, this week she received a publishing deal. That's fantastic news - Paula made for a really captivating panelist in the 'Build Your Online Presence for Business Success' so we look forward to reading her book! |
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