Women in Transport in collaboration with CIHT South East and partnered by the Transport Employment and Skills Taskforce (TEST), are pleased to invite you to attend a lunchtime webinar on Friday 17th May at 1200 where we will be hosting a panel discussion on The Gender Pay Gap in the Transport Industry.

Mastering Productivity: Unleash Your Potential with the 12-Minute Hero Method

Unlock the secrets to supercharged productivity in just 45 minutes with our exclusive webinar on the revolutionary 12-Minute Hero Method.

Women in Transport in collaboration with CIHT South East and partnered by the Transport Employment and Skills Taskforce (TEST), are pleased to invite you to attend a lunchtime webinar on Friday 17th May at 1200 where we will be hosting a panel discussion on The Gender Pay Gap in the Transport Industry.

Exploring Intersectionality: Embracing Lived Experience

Join us for an enlightening 45-minute webinar as we delve into the intricate layers of intersectionality and celebrate the invaluable worth of lived experiences.

PA Consulting D&I Panel in Partnership with Women in Transport

Come along and join PA Consulting and Women in Transport for this interesting panel discussion, featuring our own Sue Terpilowski, Equity Index Lead.

Brush up on your people skills and join us for the networking event of the month! At this event you can speak to like-minded business women, discuss your ideas, share your knowledge and your expertise. Come along either either in-person or online to make new connections in an informal setting.

Banter or Bullying: where do you draw the line? 

Women in Transport invite our members to join this Lunch and Learn session with Jenny Tipping from Communication4Diversity.

Women in Transport is pleased to be a media partner with EV Magazine Live for this upcoming virtual event.

Join EV Magazine LIVE - The Future of EV for an evening of exclusive keynote presentations from industry innovators and EV evangelists.

We would like to invite women and men in the transport industry to join us for an audience with Rajinder Pryor on 22nd July 2021.

Research recently undertaken by the RTPI on Net Zero Transport highlighted the varying travel needs and patterns between men and women. For example, it was suggested that, typically, women drive less, walk more, use public transport and take on greater caring responsibilities that require greater flexibility in travel.

We would like to invite women and men in the transport industry to join us for a lunchtime audience with Joan Aitken on 8th June 2021.

With the Government’s recent announcement of bringing forward its plan to outlaw the sale of petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2030 and the national bus strategy heralded as the most ambitious reform to the sector in a generation, the future of transport in the UK is about to undergo a significant amount of change.

We are delighted to welcome Julia Muir to this online event where she will be talking about and answering questions on her excellent career and her primary goal in helping to diverse youngsters and women achieve their full potential. Julia founded the Automotive 30% Club to encourage influential players in the sector to become inclusive leaders and build gender-balanced companies to achieve greater business success, thus also creating increased demand for diverse women.

Stakeholder engagement is crucial for the success of transport projects, yet so many project teams do not appreciate its value or do not know how to implement it.

In this virtual event, Jo Field, an expert in creating ways to connect people and policymakers, will explain how to engage with stakeholders. She will be drawing on her 17 years of success in developing and delivering public affairs campaigns and building stakeholder support, partnerships and advocacy.

We are delighted to welcome Jane Cole to this online event where she will be talking about and answering questions on her fascinating career in more than 20 years in the transport industry.

Jane has been leading Blackpool Transport for 6 years and has been confirmed as Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) President for 2021. She will be the first woman to hold the position.

Jane is an inspirational leader with a proven track record of producing visionary business plans which deliver increased profit and enhance the customer experience.

Many of us are used to working with others in an office or visiting clients face to face. We're also used to having a daily routine and being able to live fulfilling lives, meeting others and participating in hobbies.

As our working and home lives are being changed drastically, we need to look after our own and our families' wellbeing more than ever before.

This interactive workshop, led by Susan Heaton-Wright, is focused on your physical, emotional and mental wellbeing and will be a chance to ask questions and share good practice.

The aim of the session is that you will take away knowledge and practical ways to improve your resilience in these challenging times.

We are delighted to welcome Rowan Joachim to this online event where she will be talking about and answering questions on her fascinating career in the rail industry. As well as her current role at Transport for London, this will include the five years she spent as an Inspector with the Rail Accident Investigation Branch.

You are invited to join us as we hear from transformation and human factors experts at Highways England, WSP, Turner & Townsend and Women in Transport to discuss the reasons why people need to come first when implementing change.

The speakers will talk about what transformation means to them based on years of experience leading business transformations across the infrastructure sector in the UK and the Middle East.

Reinvigorate your people, strengthen your culture and prepare to recover.

Following his successful webinar on how to manage and support a psychologically fit team remotely, Mark Sharratt will be returning to guide you on how to revitalise teams as we come out of lockdown and ensure that your business is ready to play its part in the recovering economy

Life can be challenging at the best of times but, with the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic, most of us have had our lives turned upside down. Many people will be facing anxiety, stress and uncertainty around their work, relationships and health. Now, more than ever, we need to develop resilience.

Your character strengths are the most positive part of your personality and they impact on how you think, feel and behave. These strengths can support you and help you grow in difficult times. But do you know what they are?

It looks like we are going to be doing this working from home thing for some time yet. And, even when we can "go back", research is telling us that many people will still want to work from home: just not every day.

So perhaps now is a good time to double check that we have this sorted. We need to make sure we are doing the right things to be efficient and to be kind to ourselves.

Taking its inspiration from a number of well recognised sources, this webinar will guide you through your day using neuro-science, biology, philosophy and management approaches.

When working remotely became the new normal for many of us, team meetings and client calls that would usually have been held face-to -face are now being run as conference calls. For many people this is a frustrating platform for a number of reasons.

In this webinar, Susan Heaton-Wright, a virtual impact, communications and speaking expert, will look at the common problems faced in conference calls and will empower you, whether you are facilitating or participating in a conference call, to get the most out of virtual meetings.

The world of business is changing fast. Life-long job security is a thing of the past and most of us will have several different careers during our working life. If this is the new normal, how can we adapt and ensure we thrive not just survive?

This highly interactive webinar, run by Shona Rowan - international Performance and Mind-set Consultant, inspirational speaker and coach - equips women with a range of practical tools and techniques to future proof their careers and maximise their success during times of change and uncertainty.

Life can be challenging at the best of times but, with the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic, most of us have had our lives turned upside down. Many people will be facing anxiety, stress and uncertainty around their work, relationships and health. Now, more than ever, we need to develop resilience.

Your character strengths are the most positive part of your personality and they impact on how you think, feel and behave. These strengths can support you and help you grow in difficult times. But do you know what they are?

Our ability to keep our team psychologically fit is a critical key to productivity when working from home as this brings both benefits and challenges. While most people won’t miss their commute to work, many will struggle with focus and productivity. It can also bring challenges around psychological wellbeing that will test many of your team’s personal resolve.

This webinar looks at the 4C model outlining the 16 drivers of productivity in remote teams that are the key to drive the performance of your business through these challenging times.

This online session, is designed to provide you with strategies and techniques to support your mental wellbeing as you navigate through the uncharted waters we are all finding ourselves in right now.

We are all beginning to see the world as it actually is, not how it used to be or how we wish it would be. And that means that the plans you had made are likely to be redundant. We need to adjust with speed to the new reality that is life today. Taking action is all any of us can do and we need to start with ourselves and ensure we have the mental capacity to deal with this ever-changing world.

Women in Transport CEO, Sonya Byers, will be joining a panel hosted by PTRC discussing Coronavirus and the future of Transport Planning. This free webinar will be chaired by Glenn Lyons, Mott MacDonald Professor of Future Mobility at University of the West of England and is open to all.

Join this free webinar with Work180's Co-CEOs Gemma Lloyd and Valeria Ignatieva to learn how to ensure you're set up for success to work remotely! With over 5 years’ of experience working remotely, WORK180’s Co-CEOs Gemma Lloyd and Valeria Ignatieva will run a live Q&A session giving you the tips and tricks you need to make remote working work for you!