It’s all in the name. Here you will find women who are inspiring movement in their fields for all the right reasons. Follow their journeys and tell us if there’s someone in your network who ought to share their own!
Continuing our series of profiles of women of colour making their mark across industry. Fiona Daniel is Head of Diversity UK at HSBC, one of the world’s largest banking and financial services organisations. The company has 3,900 offices in both established and emerging markets, serving around 38 million customers worldwide. Tell us about your current job responsibilities. As…
Jamila Robertson is the founder of Slapp, a makeup app that matches women to foundations and other complexion cosmetics, that match their skintone. The app also provides content that includes beauty reviews, videos and interviews with inspiring women on the rise. What drove you to create your own product? When I was at school, I…
Sonal Bhaskaran is the founder of Sonal Bhaskaran London, a small independent label making statement jewellery with Eastern spirit. Since launching the business two years ago, her work has been regularly featured in media including Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, Vogue, Grazia, Instyle, Glamour amongst others and worn by Rita Ora, Mel B, Laura Whitmore, Alexandra Burke…
Nana Evans, is the founder of Love Yaa Yaa, an accessories brand that produces quality, handcrafted leather accessories, The brand has been trading since August 2014 and has had major success through social media marketing and selling through global makers online store Etsy. What drove you to start your own business? I think I had always…