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44: 40th Anniversary Conference - Highlights - Part 2
- 2024/12/20
- 再生時間： 24 分
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あらすじ・解説
In November 2024 Women in Sport held our 40th anniversary conference in London.
In this episode of the podcast we’ll hear further highlights from the event, featuring a discussion chaired by Dame Katherine Grainger, the new Chair of the British Olympic Association.
Nick Read, managing director of Vitality Programme
Caroline Hawkings, Chief Talent Officer at Savanta
Dan Frumkin, CEO of Metro Bank
Viki Monk, The Collective at Wasserman
These four senior figures in the business world talk about how they have put sport at the heart of their corporate agendas.
The episode is introduced by the journalist and former gymnast Julia George.
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About Women in Sport
Because women and girls belong
DONATE and support our work here
Founded in 1984, Women in Sport is the longest-standing charity in its field with a proud history of securing change for women and girls. At its heart lies a deep understanding of the needs of women and girls in relation to sport and a passion to address the stubborn gender inequalities that still exist.
Based on expert insight, Women in Sport challenges the system, offers solutions and inspires change. Not only do we believe in girls and women having access to fair and safe sport for the joy, fulfilment and lifelong benefits it offers, but we care about this because it can address health inequalities and help society to thrive.
We continue to build strong partnerships with the corporate, sports and leisure sectors, grow our influence in parliament and develop powerful projects. By doing so we have led the field in creating change for teenage girls and challenged the system to better serve women in midlife.
Follow Us
Instagram – Instagram.com/womeninsport_uk
X – x.com/womeninsport_uk
LinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/women-in-sport
TikTok – tiktok.com/@womeninsport
Acknowledgments
Thank you to the Royal Institute of British Architects for hosting our conference.
Thank you to Vitality, Metro Bank and Wasserman for their generous sponsorship of the event.
Edited and mixed by Steven George
Music: Luna Cantina - A Huevo
In this episode of the podcast we’ll hear further highlights from the event, featuring a discussion chaired by Dame Katherine Grainger, the new Chair of the British Olympic Association.
Nick Read, managing director of Vitality Programme
Caroline Hawkings, Chief Talent Officer at Savanta
Dan Frumkin, CEO of Metro Bank
Viki Monk, The Collective at Wasserman
These four senior figures in the business world talk about how they have put sport at the heart of their corporate agendas.
The episode is introduced by the journalist and former gymnast Julia George.
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About Women in Sport
Because women and girls belong
DONATE and support our work here
Founded in 1984, Women in Sport is the longest-standing charity in its field with a proud history of securing change for women and girls. At its heart lies a deep understanding of the needs of women and girls in relation to sport and a passion to address the stubborn gender inequalities that still exist.
Based on expert insight, Women in Sport challenges the system, offers solutions and inspires change. Not only do we believe in girls and women having access to fair and safe sport for the joy, fulfilment and lifelong benefits it offers, but we care about this because it can address health inequalities and help society to thrive.
We continue to build strong partnerships with the corporate, sports and leisure sectors, grow our influence in parliament and develop powerful projects. By doing so we have led the field in creating change for teenage girls and challenged the system to better serve women in midlife.
Follow Us
Instagram – Instagram.com/womeninsport_uk
X – x.com/womeninsport_uk
LinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/women-in-sport
TikTok – tiktok.com/@womeninsport
Acknowledgments
Thank you to the Royal Institute of British Architects for hosting our conference.
Thank you to Vitality, Metro Bank and Wasserman for their generous sponsorship of the event.
Edited and mixed by Steven George
Music: Luna Cantina - A Huevo