We kicked off International Women’s Day activities with our second annual takeover of the Apple Covent Garden store in London, where we curated a panel on empowerment, confidence and self-worth.

As 2019 ends, our founders reflect on what they have learned this year as female founders of a growing business. They have found that self-kindness, self-care, and self-worth have all significantly enhanced their leadership skills.

Welcome to the final instalment of our public speaking series. This week, we’re sharing tips on how to design your slides and create an impactful presentation to engage your audience and make it memorable.

Here’s part 2 of a 3-part series on public speaking, where we share tips on how to nail the content and engage your audience. Check back next week for part 3 on designing your deck.

Join us over the next three weeks, where we’ll share tips on what we’ve learned about public speaking in a three-part series. We’ll cover general tips for hitting the stage, maximizing your content, and refining your presentation and slide design.

On August 10th at BeautyCon, Priyanka Chopra was confronted by Ayesha Malik about a tweet praising the Indian Armed Forces. The tweet followed airstrikes by India that escalated hostilities with Pakistan over the disputed Kashmir region, a source of tension since 1947.

Here are three tips for changing your narrative and owning it as a female founder, which I shared during my talk at the ‘Good Girls Eat Dinner‘ event.

The government has been consulting with employers about making ethnicity pay reporting mandatory. We believe that all employers should participate in this process and support making this pay gap reporting a requirement.

For those looking to create an inclusive event for parents, carers, and anyone with children in their lives, here are some lessons learned along the way.

Read about the outcomes of our community event focused on copywriting for women of colour where participants honed their skills, shared unique perspectives, and built a supportive network within our community.

Guest blog post by Caryn Coley on Black Imposter Syndrome in the workplace: The symptoms and how to prevent it.

Who are your idols? The people you look up to? The people who inspire you to be the best version of you, and when you channel them in certain situations, you feel like anything is possible.