Employment support service Work Avenue hosted the annual Women in the Workplace conference, offering "everything for every woman who works or wants to".
Addressing a record 175 delegates, Board of Deputies CEO Gillian Merron spoke of her own career successes and struggles, after which a series of workshops covered issues such as career change, starting a business, smart social media and being a woman in a man’s world.
Entrepreneur Emma Gee delivered a workshop on business start-up, drawing on her own experience in the jewellery business. She said afterwards: “Many of the delegates I met were considering a new business venture. It was great to feel that I was able to offer useful advice."
Delegate Suzanne Jacobs attended the session on networking, "which I found tremendously helpful. I’ve already taken some of the ideas on board.”
Ms Merron said: “It was so uplifting to see people from all walks of life from our community come together in one room, all committed to making progress in the world of work."
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