Yesterday (Wednesday, February 8 ) Pearson’s London headquarters saw a trailblazing panel of British women of colour share their life stories with an attentive, eager to learn, engaged and positive audience for the second; I’mPOSSIBLE conversation. Beautifully hosted by Charlene White, ITN news presenter and journalist; the five-strong panel of company secretary and chief [...]
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In conversation with brilliance; British women of colour share their life stories to inspire. February 8, 2012
Posted by admin on February 9th, 2012
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1 Comment »Margaret Casely-Hayford tells us why she’s part of the conversation
Posted by admin on February 3rd, 2012
Company secretary and chief legal head of Waitrose and John Lewis; Margaret Casely–Hayford tells I’mPOSSIBLE why she got involved with the conversation while running he legal affairs of one of Britain’s most successful retail businesses. What interested you to take part in the I’mPOSSIBLE conversation? It is important to be able to give young people [...]
Posted in The I'mPOSSIBLE. conversation Tags: Black, black female networking, Black females, black people, black women, British, British women of colour, Casely-Hayford, Chief Legal Head, City Lawyer, Company Secretary, conversation, John Lewis, Law, Lawyer, legal, Margaret Casely-Hayford, Waitrose, women, women of colour 4 Comments »