Event | Birmingham

Break the Bias – The Conversation Continues in Black History Month and the Legacy of the Commonwealth Games

Region: Europe
12 October 2022
Squire Patton Boggs
Rutland House, 148 Edmund Street
Birmingham, B3 2JR

We are delighted to invite you to continue the conversation we started at our International Women’s Day 2022 breakfast in March, where we were joined by some of the region’s leading organisations and collectively promised to #BreaktheBias.

We want to help progress the actions we discussed at our last event, but also, in Black History Month and following the Commonwealth Games, take the conversation wider. We will consider the impact of the “entanglement of bias”, i.e. the intersections between biases such as those between gender and race, as well as class, sexuality, disability and/or age. We will also discuss whether the legacy of the Commonwealth Games and the Lionesses’ Euros win will help to “break the bias” in sport, and how other sectors might learn from those achievements.

 

Meet Our Speakers

We have an exciting group of speakers ready to share their valuable insight, you can view their speaker bios using the button above.

We are delighted to be joined by:

  • Vicky Macqueen - Head of Women's Rugby, Leicester Tigers
  • Marisa Ewers - Head of Recruitment & Strategy (Women), Aston Villa Football Club
  • Sandra McKenzie-Day - Head of Talent, CEVA Logistics
  • Cleo Stewart – Head of Legal, Midland Heart
  • And we will also hear from Commonwealth Games Super-Heavyweight Gold Medalist, Delicious Orie who will be sharing thoughts on what the #BreaktheBias theme means to him.

    Join us to continue the conversation over breakfast and perhaps make exciting plans as a business community as we push ahead to International Women’s Day 2023.

    After the success of our previous events, we expect this session to be popular, so please register early using the button above to secure your spot.

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