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THE WOMEN IN FOOTBALL BE INSPIRED CONFERENCE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BARCLAYS

28 January 2022

THE WOMEN IN FOOTBALL BE INSPIRED CONFERENCE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BARCLAYS

Our inaugural Women in Football Be Inspired Conference – a full day of information and advice, speakers and sessions to supercharge your career, supported by our lead partner Barclays - will be taking place on Thursday 17 March at Wembley Stadium, London, from 9:30am-5pm. The conference will be followed by a post-event networking reception.

The programme will be jam-packed full of information and advice for all women in football, including those already working in the game as well as those who would like to but don’t know where to start. Sessions will be tailored to your experience and there really will be something for everyone, from newcomers looking for that first opportunity, to those with more experience, who want to meet and network with peers and hear from some fantastic speakers.

This member only event will be hosted by broadcaster and WIF ambassador, Jacqui Oatley MBE, and confirmed speakers include:

  • Emma Hayes OBE, Manager, Chelsea FC Women

  • Jo Tongue, CEO, Tongue Tied Management and Registered Intermediary

  • Lungi Macebo, COO, Birmingham City FC

  • Rose Read, Head of People and Culture, Brighton & Hove Albion FC

  • Michele Gull, Head of HR, West Ham United FC

  • Fleur Robinson, CEO, Wrexham AFC

  • Monique Choudhuri, Managing Director, Versify Consulting; Non-Executive Director, Brentford FC

  • Reshmin Chowdhury, Broadcaster

  • Vicky Kloss, Chief Communications Officer, Manchester City Football Club

  • Dr Sian Massey-Ellis, MBE, English Football Match Official

  • Mayi Cruz Blanco, Managing Director, LHH Sports and Athlete Solutions

  • Paul Barber, CEO, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman, Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club

  • Kieran Theivam, Communications Manager (Barclays FA WSL & FA Women's Championship) at The Football Association

  • Troy Townsend, Head of Player Engagement, Kick It Out

  • Sara Butler, Managing Director, Shoot the Company

  • Tina Keech-Henderson, Head of Women's Football Research, Sports Interactive (SI)

  • Lola Ogunbote, Women's Business Lead, Burnley Football Club and Executive Director,

    Goals for Girls

  • Fran Boorman, Founder, Goal 17

  • Preeti Shetty, CEO, Upshot and Non-Executive Director, Brentford Football Club

  • Caroline McAteer, CEO, The Sports PR Company

The full agenda can be found here. Thanks to our lead partner, Barclays, the conference will be free to attend. Please be aware that interest in the conference is very high, so we can't guarantee a place for every member who has requested one – but we'll do our best to accommodate as many as we can.

REGISTRATIONS FOR THE CONFERENCE ARE NOW CLOSED!

 

Work experience opportunities on the day

"The on-the-day shadowing opportunities will provide four lucky next generation WIF with the chance to learn from experts and grow their network" Michelle Dorgan, Head of Marketing and Commercial at WIF.

Women in Football will be offering an opportunity for members to gain some further professional insights and knowledge at the conference by shadowing our team. One way to guarantee your place at the conference is to be selected for one of four shadowing opportunities created to support the next generation of WIF. Members can apply for one of the following opportunities:

  • Photography – working with the fantastic and highly experienced Lynne Cameron (the FA, Lionesses and freelance photographer)

  • Videography - learning from our brilliant videography team

  • Event management - shadowing and working alongside the brilliant Road 3 events team

  • Writing - working with our hugely talented Comms Manager, Pete Green, with the opportunity to have your own byline on a Be Inspired review article on our website

For more information or how to apply, please email joinus@womeninfootball.co.uk, stating which role you'd like to apply for, with your CV and details of any previous experience or expertise you may have.

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