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Hosted by Alexandra Buchan-Heelas & Joy Davey · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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Women Who Work is a non-profit organisation aiming to support and encourage women returning to work in professional services from maternity leave. On our podcast we speak to women about their experiences - tips, pitfalls, highs and lows! We hope that by sharing experiences and talking openly we can give other women some support, community and hopefully inspiration. We do hope you enjoy listening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Alexandra Buchan-Heelas & Joy Davey hosts Women Who Work, a business show with 24 episodes published.
In this episode we welcome Laura Jenkins to our podcast. Laura is a commercial litigation partner at Stewarts law firm. Laura specialises in complex multi-party litigation. Laura has been at Stewarts for most of her care
We are delighted to have Nina MacEwen on the Women Who Work podcast. Nina is Head of Distribution at Atlantic House Group which is a boutique asset manager specialising in derivatives solutions. Nina has worked there for
This month we welcome Sophy Bouverat to the Women Who Work podcast. Sophy is a Principal at a leading global boutique executive search and senior advisory firm. Having built her career at a large corporate American busin
This month we are delighted to welcome Louise Dalton to our podcast. Louise has been at CMS for over 14 years and has been a Partner for the last 4 and a half years, focussing on clean energy and leads CMS’s flexibility,
It is a great honour to have with us this month Craig Fazzini-Jones from Aviva. Craig is the Chief Operating Officer at Aviva for UK Investment, Wealth & Retirement. Craig joined Aviva in September 2021 and is on a missi
Joy and Alsi are delighted to return for Season 3. In the first episode of Season 3, Joy and Alsi provide an update on their journeys to date, including another pregnancy announcement! Since last Season, Joy has been a P
For our final episode of Season 2, Joy Davey and Alexandra Buchan-Heelas are joined by the outstanding engineering entrepreneur, Shirin Dehghan. Shirin moved to the UK from Iran when she was 14, did an engineering degree
We have Maxine Nwaneri on our podcast this month which is a great honour. Maxine grew up in Nigeria and has an incredible story from being homeless and helpless to a #1 Amazon Bestselling Author and an Award-winning inte
This month Alsi and Joy are joined by Sarah Oluwole, Chief Operating Officer at Lumin Wealth. Sarah was previously the youngest qualified accountant in the UK and since starting her career at Deloitte, has now been at Lu
This month we are delighted to have Amy Todd on our podcast. Amy trained as an accountant and is now a Partner at KPMG. Amy also co-founded Ox Box in 2018 which provides boxes of educational fun for children inspired by
This month we speak to Jo Farmer who is Joint Managing Partner at law firm Lewis Silkin. Jo has had a phenomenal career as a lawyer and has moved up the ranks to take on the role of Joint Managing Partner 8 months ago fo
This month we have Her Honour Judge Alison Raeside on our podcast. Alison is a Circuit Judge and was the first sitting Judge in the UK to take maternity leave so has pathed the way for us all. Alison has had four childre
We are delighted to have Natasa Williams on our podcast. Natasa co-founded the investment management firm, Cadro, and has had a varied career that includes accountancy, investment banking and wealth management. Natasa al
It is wonderful to hear from another dad, Max Hobbs, on our podcast. Max is a senior associate at Macfarlanes LLP and discusses the cultural challenges of parenthood, his experience of taking paternity leave, his future
Joy and Alsi are delighted to return for Season 2. In the first episode of Season 2, Joy and Alsi explore in candid detail their returns to work following their second maternity leaves. Since the last Season, Joy is also
This month Joy Davey and Alexandra Buchan-Heelas are joined by Christina Blacklaws. Christina is the former President of the Law Society of England and Wales and now runs her own consultancy business, Blacklaws Consultin
This month Joy Davey and Alexandra Buchan-Heelas are joined by Olivia May. Liv has a son, Dylan, and is pregnant with her second. She is a wonderful inspiration to us for lots of reasons but most recently because she has
This month Joy Davey and Alexandra Buchan-Heelas are joined by Ally Vey. Ally has 2 children and works in Private Equity. She is a wonderful inspiration to us and we think is a great example of someone who is balancing m
This month Joy Davey and Alexandra Buchan-Heelas are joined by Dr Sarah Rutherford. Sarah has an academic background in gender and organisational culture and has written a book called Women's Work Men's Cultures. Sarah h
This month Joy Davey and Alexandra Buchan-Heelas are joined by their first male guest, Nick Crasner. Nick is an entrepreneur who has founded Crasner Capital, Crasner Consulting and Crasner Ventures. He is an investment b
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Women Who Work is hosted by Alexandra Buchan-Heelas & Joy Davey. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 24 episodes.
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