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Comment by Barbara Anderson on Tuesday

Hi Louise,

Good to speak to you yesterday, and hello to all members of the group. I look forward to the next event. For all interested just to let you know I am standing for London Chair and I will let you know when voting starts as I will welcome all possible assistance!

Best Regards

Barbara

Comment by Jan Earney on February 24, 2012 at 9:22

I have just joined this group and my first speaking engagement is this Sunday. I am findig it quite a challenge despite having been a Head for quite a few years, part of which is getting up and talking to people! I am hoping for new ideas and mutual support.

Comment by Antoinette Saxer on November 29, 2011 at 0:07

A Good Plan for The Weekend: Visit The Good Fashion Show at Clothes Show Live, NEC Birmingham, 2-7 Dec:http://thegoodfashionshow.org/2011/11/27/good-news/

Comment by Louise Burfitt-Dons on November 20, 2011 at 16:21

Thank you to everyone who attended or contribute to the RSAWSN, UKKM, BSN kindness conference at Somerset House which included myself and other RSAWSN speakers Judith Perle, Deborah Wharton, Pauline Boddington  Here is a blog summary

Comment by Antoinette Saxer on November 16, 2011 at 1:37

Do you believe in lady power? You might like THE GOOD FASHION SHOW on Vimeo!http://vimeo.com/32158111

Comment by Catherine Shovlin on November 15, 2011 at 16:02

Great event last week at Somerset House. Graciously chaired and a diverse range of inspiring initiatives.

Comment by Michelle Baharier on October 12, 2011 at 21:01

I am dyslxic passioante and have a lot to say and right now need helpI AM only £150 away from raising £1,000  please help CoolTan FEATURED IN THE Guardian at the weekend sponsored walk, PLEASE donate minim of £2 NHS cuts! http://www.justgiving.com/Michelle-Baharier0

Comment by Bridget Farrands on September 12, 2011 at 18:01

Hello - I've just joined - thrilled to find a group like this in the RSA.  I would like to find out if any members of the group could tell me what is their experience of how women use their voice as leaders?  This is both a literal and metaphorical question.  I'm interested in how women put voice to their identity as leaders - is it voice that matters...or action...or other?  Many questions but to begin a dialogue on this with anyone interested would be great.

Comment by Fiona Beddoes-Jones on July 29, 2011 at 15:15

Authentic Leadership and Business Ethics Conference, 14th September, London.

 

I am speaking at the above conference along with Pauline Wiseman, European Group Head of HR for Honda, who will be speaking about Values-Led Leadership at Honda.

 

I would be delighted if any other Fellows could join us.

 

conference details

 

Comment by Michelle Baharier on April 22, 2011 at 12:04

Hi All

I just wanted to introduce myself I am dyslicx serverlly you need to know this so you can understand the limertaions of computers...........

I run CoolTan Arts and am its founder www.cooltanarts.org.uk

I do business leadership programs and give talks on arts, mental health disability and Cooking I can also talk on the very sesertive subject of women unable to have children and the mental impact of that on their health the lie of IVF, especially if you reliable on NHS and or you have a mental health issues........and this is a subject so little touched on affecting so many of us. Women with children who our Mothers ingonerd it and those with out weather health or what ever are side lined and not asked as toi ask is to painful as people do not want to know the answer.Rejection by socail workers to adpotoion is regular to so just a reminder..................not all women who do not childern do not have them by choice.

 

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