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Speak Up: Your Voice Matters in the Workplace
Featuring: Sophie Engel, Head of Financial Control at Grosvenor Finding your voice in the workplace can be one of the hardest – and most empowering – parts of building a career. For Sophie Engwell, Head of Financial Control at Grosvenor, it has also been one of the most defining. In this episode of the WomenWise…
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Celebrating Black History Month at The IN Group
Last month, The IN Group’s Race & Religion community put on a number of engaging Black History Month events. These explored what it means to them to Stand Firm in Power and Pride — the theme for 2025 — acknowledging the past, celebrating the present and empowering each other for the future. Food for Thought:…
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Burnout, Balance and the Truth About Rest
On the latest episode of the WomenWise Podcast, host Kalina Tomova sits down with Dr Ellie Hambly, a clinical psychologist with over a decade of experience supporting children, parents and families. Ellie began her career in the NHS, working across adolescent mental health, trauma and recovery services. But in 2018, after facing burnout herself, she…
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Negative Self-Talk and Imposter Syndrome: Why That Voice in Your Head Is Lying
Featuring: Natasha Minter, Founder of Model Me Imposter syndrome affects millions of people – especially women in leadership – yet it often hides behind a quiet, familiar voice: the one in your head that tells you you’re not good enough. In the latest episode of the WomenWise Podcast, Natasha Minter, founder of Model Me and…
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Breaking the Money Taboo: Woman as an Investor
In a world where financial literacy is often gatekept and investing feels like an exclusive club, Maike Currie is on a mission to change the narrative – especially for women. In her powerful conversation with Kalina Tomova on the WomenWise Podcast, Maike unpacks the myths, barriers, and biases that have kept women from fully engaging…
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Creating space for every voice: How leaders can empower neurodivergent colleagues
We recently welcomed Dr Hayley Lewis for a session on Communication for Leaders. With over 25 years’ experience as a Chartered Occupational Psychologist and lecturer in organisational psychology, Hayley shared practical insights on how leaders can communicate more effectively, build trust, and adapt their style to different audiences. As part of our TIG community, NeuroConnect,…