EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR INCLUSIVE INDUSTRIES

Women In Industry Network

Empowering Women in the Industry: Cultivating a Supportive Community

Diversity and inclusivity are vital for the industry's growth, acknowledging the crucial importance of promoting gender diversity and inclusivity.

The Women in Industry network, part of The Safety & Security Series (comprising The Security Event, The Fire Safety Event, the Health & Safety Event, National Cyber Security Show, and The Workplace Event), is committed to recognising and actively supporting women across all sectors. Our goal is to nurture an environment that embraces diverse perspectives and expertise.

Discover empowering initiatives aimed at enhancing diversity and the pivotal role of allies in fostering an inclusive atmosphere. Show your commitment to championing diversity and celebrating women, join the network today!

WOMEN IN INDUSTRY SESSION

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  1. Workplace Leaders Summit
    45 mins
    A satirical look at the challenges women face in leadership today. From navigating unconscious bias to breaking through outdated workplace norms, this session shines a spotlight on the everyday obstacles women encounter on the path to the top. Expect honest reflections and bold insights into why gender equality in leadership is stilla work in progress and what can be done to change it.

MEET OUR 2027 AMBASSADORS

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Kerrie Angell-King

Kerrie Angell-King

Commercial Director, Woodside Support Services
Championing women in industry is important to me because I’ve experienced first-hand the difference that strong networks, shared experiences and genuine support can make, especially in traditionally m …
John May

John May

Head of QHSE at Heathrow Airport, Mitie
Championing women in the health and safety industry is important because diverse perspectives lead to better risk identification, decision-making, and problem-solving. Increasing female representation …
Joanne Bassett

Joanne Bassett

CE & Safety Specialist - South, VWR part of Avantor
Championing women in industry is important because diverse voices experiences and perspectives help create stronger, safer and more innovative workplaces. With my back ground in cleanroom and safety, …
Jamie Hatwell

Jamie Hatwell

Senior EHS Advisor, Safran - Electronics & Defence
I'm a firm believer of equal opportunities, and fully support women in engineering in a male dominated field
Holly Gregory

Holly Gregory

SHEQ Assistant, SRC Group
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, …
Helen Kenyon

Helen Kenyon

General Manager, Skanska
Championing women in industry is important to me because I’ve seen how much talent can be overlooked when people don’t have the confidence, support or opportunities to progress. Through my work with t …
Fae Gordon Holliday

Fae Gordon Holliday

Founder, Venus Workwear
After working across manufacturing, warehousing and logistics for over 10 years, I got sick of the fact PPE was only ever designed and sold for men. Women were an afterthought leaving us in a position …
Emmanuel Ojirhevwe

Emmanuel Ojirhevwe

Director, Noble Cascade Schools
Championing women in industry matters to me because it helps create fair opportunities and unlocks diverse ideas that drive progress. As an Leader, I believe supporting women builds stronger communiti …
Emily Peacock

Emily Peacock

Managing Director, Adamantine Global Ltd
Championing women in industry is important to me because diverse perspectives, experiences and leadership make our industries stronger, more innovative and more successful. I believe women should have …
Ed Vafa

Ed Vafa

Head of Protective Security and Resilience, Bidvest Noonan
I want to actively champion women in the security industry because, despite the progress we have made, women remain significantly underrepresented across the profession, particularly in operational an …
Christina Alexander Alexandropoulou

Christina Alexander Alexandropoulou

IFMA Greece Board Member, IFMA
Having built my career in traditionally male-dominated industries, I understand the importance of visibility, mentorship and encouragement. I am passionate about helping women recognise their potentia …
Angelica Ayala

Angelica Ayala

UK/Ireland Manager, Firefly AB
Championing women in industry matters to me because diverse teams build stronger, more resilient businesses — and I've seen that firsthand. As a leader in a traditionally male-dominated sector
amelia reeves

amelia reeves

Business development manager, NEIDA PRODUCTS ENGINEERING LIMITED
My interest in engineering started long before I began my career. I had the opportunity to attend **JCB Engineering School**, which gave me my first real insight into engineering and manufacturing and …
Akram Muhammad

Akram Muhammad

Senior Electrical Draftsman, MEP Solutions (Pvt.) Limited
Hardworking is key of success
Abbi Bird

Abbi Bird

Group Health & Safety Advisor, Orbit
Having worked in the industry since the age of 17, progressing from apprentice to qualified professional, I have gained a wealth of knowledge and experience across the sector. I am passionate about us …
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BE PART OF THE WOMEN IN INDUSTRY NETWORK

To find out more about the Women in Industry Network and the host of initiatives we will be undertaking, please fill in the form below.

CHAMPIONING GENDER DIVERSITY AND INCLUSIVITY

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