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SPARKLING LINE-UP FOR BE INSPIRED 2025 IS ALMOST COMPLETE

12 March 2025

SPARKLING LINE-UP FOR BE INSPIRED 2025 IS ALMOST COMPLETE

The star-spangled line-up of speakers for this month’s Women in Football Be Inspired Conference in partnership with Barclays has been confirmed, almost in its entirety – with the identity of just one special guest still to be announced.

Hosted by broadcaster Reshmin Chowdhury at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday 26 March, the event features many notable names directly from the world of football. These include Eni Aluko MBE, the former Lioness turned football executive, as well as Julie Uhrman, the co-founder of groundbreaking US club Angel City FC, and the outspoken Norwegian FA president Lise Klaveness.

During the afternoon, journalist and broadcaster Kelly Cates will take to the stage to lead a conversation with the mystery speaker whose identity is yet to be revealed. Delegates are urged to keep a close eye on Women in Football’s social media channels for the announcement between now and the event.

View the agenda in full
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“The Women in Football conference is so critical to help develop next-generation talent… to provide not only networking opportunities but a brilliant opportunity to develop ideas, showcase talent, and be together.”

– Emma Hayes OBE, Head Coach, US Women's National Team

 

Other high-profile figures from the football industry include investment chief Maria Xing, ITV Sport editor Sarah Nurse, Nottingham Forest CEO Lina Souloukou, and the Premier League’s Director of Football Neil Saunders.

Be Inspired 2025 also brings in perspectives beyond the world of football from the likes of Alison Lomax, MD of YouTube UK and Ireland, and financial advisor Ruth Careaga of Thomson Private Wealth.

View the full list of speakers

Women in Football’s CEO Yvonne Harrison and Chair Ebru Köksal will also be on stage at the event, alongside a number of WIF directors and ambassadors.

Tickets for the Be Inspired Conference are close to selling out and Women in Football urges any further prospective attendees to book as soon as possible to be sure of a place.

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