everywoman

everywoman

E-Learning Providers

Teffont Evias, Wiltshire , England 23,119 followers

Advancing women in business and changing the world of work for women for 25 years worldwide.

About us

Changing the world of work for women. everywoman is an expert in the advancement of women in business. We provide leading-edge products and services designed to enhance the existing potential and talents of women in business globally. Since 1999, we have developed highly acclaimed events, elevating female role models and high-quality training programmes, helping to shape tomorrow’s leaders and their teams. Our learning and development platform, the everywomanNetwork, stretches to tens of thousands of members in over 150 countries, enabling women and male ‘ambassadors of change’ to access first class development resources anytime, anywhere. The digital platform has been shown to have a positive impact on the way women view their own careers and future progression, whether that’s with their current employers or as entrepreneurs. Our clients include companies from a diverse range of sectors who want to develop and retain a pipeline of female leaders, through to individual women who are committed to driving their future success and inspiring others. To find out more visit www.everywoman.com

Industry
E-Learning Providers
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Teffont Evias, Wiltshire , England
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1999
Specialties
Gender Diversity, Events and Awards, Online Self-Development for Women, Leadership and Management Development, Uncovering and Championing Female Role Models, and Leadership Training

Locations

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    Holt Lane

    The Holt

    Teffont Evias, Wiltshire , England SP3 5RG, GB

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Employees at everywoman

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    An update from our Co-Founders, Karen Gill MBE and Maxine Benson MBE as we embark on a new partnership with AllBright.   "Well, what a journey so far…      25 years ago, when we started everywoman, we were pioneering in our approach.  We wanted to create a community for women, where they could come together to share experiences and have a voice in the commercial world. We specifically wanted to showcase the amazing things women were achieving in business and get their stories profiled, especially in the media.      From our modest beginnings in a room in the loft, we have gone on to publishing pivotal reports and manifestos, influencing the conversation and strengthening the argument for change. From listening to ambitious women who shared their stories of keeping their heads down in the hope their talent would be spotted, to launching awards and events across industry sectors to uncover thousands of role models to inspire future generations. From an informal group coaching session on building self-confidence, to an extensive suite of leadership development programmes that over 200,000 women have attended.     We’re making progress and are immensely proud of all we have achieved so far. The everywoman global community has been so instrumental in helping us shape everything we do, we couldn’t have done it without this support and generosity of spirit. But it must be said, the passion and commitment has been shown in greatest abundance by the incredible everywoman team, both past and present. You are the best.     This shared passion and vision for advancing women in business, coupled with an unwavering commitment to fostering diverse, inclusive workplace cultures where everyone thrives and businesses flourish, has been the driving force since 1999.  As we celebrate our milestone 25th anniversary, we've been reflecting on our journey:  - the distance travelled… a long way, and yet there remains so much more to do!    - the people we’ve met…from the most accomplished women in business, the politicians and changemakers, the accidental success stories, the driven survivors, the bold, the fearless, the absolute legends. Our mentors, champions and cheerleaders. What a privilege.    And now, it’s time for the next part of the journey…       Our recent press announcement (https://lnkd.in/eGFHCwq6) details our exciting partnership with AllBright, led by the incredible, dynamic Viviane Paxinos, CEO. Together we will considerably expand our outreach at a faster pace and be able to provide a wider range of services that focus on making a real and lasting impact. We are excited about the possibilities this union brings.    Here’s to new beginnings and continued growth.”    Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/eGFHCwq6

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    Thank you to those of you who were able to join our recent open webinar: The 5 main drivers of stress and how to avoid them. This truly was such an impactful class led by everywoman expert Emma Pennycard, as attendees uncovered the five key behaviours secretly driving workplace stress and how to manage them. Packed with game-changing insights and practical strategies, this session reveals how to tackle stress head-on and boost both personal and team productivity. 96% voted ‘yes’ to the question, ‘Following this webinar do you feel you've learnt more about stress and how to avoid it?’ and 94% of attendees rated the class 4⭐s or above. 🔗 This on-demand webinar is your secret weapon to identifying stress triggers and levelling up your work performance: https://bit.ly/3XMGlHS The link will remain open access for the next month, so please feel free to share with colleagues who may find the class of interest. 💻 Want to access more everywoman live and on-demand classes for yourself or your wider team/business?
Learn more about our membership options here: https://bit.ly/4e9d1B8 #StressManagement #OpenClass #WorkLifeBalance

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    The 5 main drivers of stress and how to avoid them - everywoman

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    The Bupa everywoman in Technology Awards 2025! Celebrating the most inspirational women working in #STEM. Empower. Transform. Thrive. ⏰Nominations open until 7 October 2024 🏆Awards Ceremony: 13 March 2025 The Bupa everywoman in Technology Awards shine a spotlight on the tech industry’s most exceptional talent, from the UK and beyond, providing an opportunity for companies and individuals to put forward candidates for categories celebrating all stages of their career journey. To nominate and learn more about the 2024 Bupa everywoman in Technology Awards, visit: https://lnkd.in/e-3UXcJt #WomeninSTEM #WomeninTech #Awards #Diversity #Inclusion

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    Thank you so much for everything you do, Sara. You are truly an essential part of the everywoman community, and we deeply appreciate all the contributions you’ve made over the past 20 years. We are incredibly grateful to have you as such a vital member of our community, and your dedication continues to inspire us all through the invaluable everywoman leadership programmes. What an incredible journey it has been! Indeed, we've shared so many wonderful memories together, and we look forward to creating many more. #everywoman25

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    We've been reflecting on our achievements and honouring the connections we've made over the past 25 years. Our success has been driven by amazing partnerships and continuous support, and it fills us with joy to look back on the wonderful memories we've created together. We invite all network members, past and present course delegates, award winners, finalists, sponsors, male allies, speakers, ambassadors, patrons, and friends to share your memorable everywoman moments. Celebrate your progress and shout about your achievements, key takeaways, and inspiring experiences. We want to hear about the everywoman moments that have helped shape your journey, the milestones you've reached, the memories and the connections you've made; use #everywoman25 and tag us! 🔗 Discover more about our impact at everywoman: https://lnkd.in/e2XNfVM8 🔗 Explore potential partnership opportunities: https://lnkd.in/ex_VPR5R #everywoman25 #25thanniversary #historytimeline #ourimpact #memories

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    Meet the Judges for the everywoman Entrepreneur Awards. 🌟 Chrissie Rucker founded The White Company in 1994, transforming it into one of the UK’s most successful multi-channel retailers and a trusted British lifestyle brand. Since then, her business has grown into an international luxury brand known for timeless, high-quality products. Chrissie has been recognised with numerous awards, including an MBE and OBE for services to retail, Spears Entrepreneur of the Year, PWC’s Private Business Woman of the Year, and Veuve Clicquot’s Tribute Award for lifetime achievement. Beyond her business success, Chrissie is also an advocate for women in business and is involved in various philanthropic endeavours. We're incredibly proud that Chrissie is not only an Ambassador for everywoman but also returning as a judge at this year's Entrepreneur Awards, with The White Company sponsoring the Brand of the Future category. This will be awarded to the female founder who has recognised where there is a real gap in the market and demonstrates great growth potential. The winner will receive a mentoring session with Chrissie Rucker OBE with the CEO and other Directors within the business. 🔗 For full details of the awards and how to grab tickets, visit: https://bit.ly/3XnSYrE #ewEntrepreneurAwards #FemaleFounder #WomeninBusiness #Entrepreneurship

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    Our brilliant Bupa everywoman in Technology Awards partner, Girls Into Coding are hosting a free in-person "Girls Into Coding" event for girls ages 11-14. You will be able to explore coding activities, robotics, electronics, physical computing and 3D VR using the Micro: bit. This is a fantastic opportunity to use Python, Micropython (text-based language), and Microsoft Makecode while getting some hands-on making time. There will also be lightning talks to inspire & encourage girls aged 11 -14 to get involved in tech. 🗓 When: 22nd September 📍 Where: London Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eisZwGDw #ewTechAwards #GirlsWhoCode #WomeninSTEM

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    Girls Into Coding - Join us & Get involved! In-person event!

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    A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our 5th #ewEarlyCareersDay yesterday! It was an incredibly impactful day, and we’re thrilled to hear how much our delegates gained from the event. We hope the insights and inspiration shared throughout the day will help shape the next steps in your STEM careers. We’d like to extend our gratitude to our amazing speakers, panellists, mentors, delegates, and wonderful chair Sue Gregory-Phillips as well as a special thanks to our sponsors—Bupa, Lloyds Banking Group, and SSE plc—for making the event possible and sharing valuable details about their graduate programmes; Zoe Archer and Sim Suri Maun at Bupa, and Imogen Collins and Kayleigh Cassie at SSE. Remember to build on those connections you made, keep in touch, and share your key takeaways with us! Best of luck as you continue your #STEM journey! 🎓

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    Aspiring Software Developer | Computer Science Student | AI & Machine Learning Enthusiast

    I’m excited to share that I attended the 2024 everywoman in STEM Early Careers Day! As someone just beginning my university studies in STEM, this virtual event was a fantastic introduction to the tech industry. I had the opportunity to hear from influential tech leaders through engaging keynotes and panel discussions, as well as participate in interactive sessions offering valuable insights into the tech world. The chance to network with top employers and mentors was particularly inspiring, providing me with a glimpse into potential future career paths. A big thank you to Bupa, SSE plc and Lloyds Banking Group for their support in making this event so impactful. One standout session was "Employers’ Views on What You Can Do to Boost Your Chances of STEM Career Success," featuring Kate Farrow from Panasonic, Davina Shearer from Google, and Seleeta Watson from Computacenter. Their insights on crafting a standout CV, preparing for interviews, and balancing technical and soft skills were incredibly valuable. They emphasised the importance of authenticity, a growth mindset, and effective networking, while also offering practical advice on handling setbacks and seizing opportunities. Another highlight was the "How to Land and Keep Your STEM Dream Job" panel, where I heard from inspiring women like Kayleigh Mayos from Discover Financial Services, Asia Sharif from NatWest, and Demi Magklasi from Bupa. Their advice on confidence, resilience, and navigating early career challenges was empowering and practical, providing valuable strategies for overcoming obstacles and thriving in the STEM field. #WomenInSTEM #TechIndustry #EarlyCareers #TechEvents

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    Leader in Talent Management, DEI initiatives, bespoke talent solutions, leadership development, learning & development.

    It is my absolute pleasure to join the team at everywoman helping anyone early in their career in STEM experience a soft landing in the world of work. #girlsintech #womenintech #ewEarlyCareersDay

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    Employers’ views on what you can do to boost your chances of STEM career success 🚀 Moderated by Kate Farrow, European Talent Development Manager at Panasonic, this panel discussion with Seleeta Watson at Computacenter and Davina Shearer at Google will be exploring: ⭐ What makes an applicant’s CV stand out, for all the right reasons? ⭐ How should an entry level candidate prepare for an interview? ⭐ The best things we’ve ever heard a candidate say in an interview and why they impressed us ⭐ Different pathways into STEM roles in our organisations and the career progression a graduate could expect in the first 5 years. ⭐ Once you start, how can you position yourself as key talent for early advancement? The free online everywoman Early Careers Day is for final-year female STEM students, graduates and those in the first two years of their careers, for a day of insights and opportunities to connect with potential future tech employers and mentors. 👉 Join us, register for free now: https://bit.ly/3TppVTo 🗒️ View the full agenda, here: https://bit.ly/3TmXIfQ Share within your community to aid our advancement in #STEMstudents #girlsintech initiatives, fostering the growth of future remarkable #womenintech. #ewEarlyCareersDay

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    It's happening today! Late afternoon and early evening for us in the APAC region. The Early Careers Day for Women in STEM by everywoman I will be on the panel: 𝙀𝙢𝙥𝙡𝙤𝙮𝙚𝙧𝙨’ 𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙬𝙨 𝙤𝙣 𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙘𝙖𝙣 𝙙𝙤 𝙩𝙤 𝙗𝙤𝙤𝙨𝙩 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙘𝙚𝙨 𝙤𝙛 𝙎𝙏𝙀𝙈 𝙘𝙖𝙧𝙚𝙚𝙧 𝙨𝙪𝙘𝙘𝙚𝙨𝙨. Moderated by Kate Farrow, European Talent Development Manager at Panasonic and also Seleeta Watson, UK Inclusion Lead from Computacenter. The free online everywoman Early Careers Day is targeted at final-year female STEM students, graduates and those in the first two years of their careers, for a day of insights and opportunities to connect with potential future tech employers and mentors. Review the agenda here: https://lnkd.in/gNaiM8Kw and register here: https://lnkd.in/g2-zYjMt #stem #womeninstem #professionaldevelopment #google #everywoman #panasonic #computacenter #ewearlycareersday #inclusion #diversity

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