Holly Gregory
Copilot said: Championing women in industry is important to me because I have seen first-hand the value that diverse perspectives, skills and experiences bring to the workplace. Throughout my career, from operating mobile plant to working in a SHEQ role, I have worked in environments where women are often underrepresented. I am passionate about helping to break down barriers, challenge outdated perceptions and encourage more women to pursue careers in sectors such as construction, quarrying and health and safety. By promoting equality, supporting development opportunities and acting as a positive role model, I hope to demonstrate that women can succeed in any role, whether that involves operating heavy machinery, leading safety initiatives or influencing organisational change. Encouraging greater female representation not only creates a fairer workplace but also helps organisations benefit from a wider range of talent, ideas and approaches, ultimately strengthening both safety culture and business performance.