Celebrating International Women’s Day at Cambridge Judge 2025
7 Mar 2025
18:30 -20:30
Times are shown in local time.
Open to: All
Cost: Free to attend
Lecture Theatre 1 (Cambridge Judge Business School)
Trumpington St
Cambridge
CB2 1AG
United Kingdom
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Join us to celebrate International Women’s Day
Join The Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School on 7 March 2025 for ‘Accelerating Action through Allyship’ a fireside chat and networking.
The event takes place the evening before International Women’s Day and includes a networking and drinks reception, followed by a fireside chat with Q&A ‘Accelerating Action through Allyship’.
The World Economic Forum’s latest Global Gender Gap Report(2024) estimates that it will take 134 years to reach full gender parity (roughly 5 generations).
So, there is clearly work still to be done to achieve gender parity. This panel will focus on the importance of allyship: what it means, why it matters, how it can be done – to take action individually and collectively, to address this pressing challenge. By working together and building a culture of allyship we can accelerate action to close the gender gap.
This year, we were delighted to welcome as our speakers:
Speakers
Feryal Erhun
Director, Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre, Professor of Operations and Technology Management Cambridge Judge Business School
Monique Boddington
Management Practice Associate Professor, Cambridge Judge Business School
Director of the MSt in Entrepreneurship programme, Cambridge Judge Business School
Tariq Shah OBE
CEO, Vigo Group and Cambridge Executive MBA 2019
Tracey Horn
Executive Director, Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre
Director of Corporate Communications and Marketing Cambridge Judge Business School
Shazia Ejaz
Director of Campaigns & Research, Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC)
Shazia came to the REC as a long-standing communications professional.
Her experience in government comms as well as a range of business areas and political campaigns plays right into the comms and campaign work she informs as REC’s Director of Campaigns.
She worked as part of the project team that developed the REC’s new brand and website and is keen to move the needle on key campaigns for REC members using research and other content to capture the attention of the media, government and other stakeholders.
Jane Hamilton
Journalist, Editor & Careers Expert, The Times
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Please note, registrations for this event are now closed.