How does fitness apply to your 'personal brand'? How can it help you achieve your career goals? Women in Banking & Finance is delighted to welcome Gavin Barry, a personal trainer who works with professional women to ensure they are fit, focussed and perform well at work both physically and mentally. Gavin will join us to share his views on how fitness affects how you are perceived, and the importance of building fitness and health into a busy schedule.
Join WiBF Glasgow for a bite to eat with a twist. While enjoying the private dining in style in the Monte Carlo suite, the conversation will be stimulated by an interesting speaker.
Dr Robert Webb the resident Banking and Risk Lead at Caledonian University is going to enlighten us on "Quantitative Easing, Bank Operations and Risk: What happened to the cash?"
The Bonham Hotel, 35 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, EH3 7RN
26/03/2012 - 17:30
26/03/2012 - 20:00
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Member Fee:
£34
Non-Member fee:
£37
In the second of our Spotlight Suppers, we are delighted that Suzanne Doyle-Morris PhD has agreed to talk with us again. She will explain how rapidly changing family patterns will create new challeneges and benefits for families and employers, the topic of her latest book: Female Breadwinners: How They Make Relationships Work and Why They Are the Future of the Modern Workplace. Included in the price for the event, guests will take away a signed copy of Female Breadwinners. The cost of this event is £34 for members and £37 for non-members.
Join WiBF Glasgow for a bit of a do! Following last year’s success, we have decided to repeat the “dining experience for a good cause” and we will be joined by an Oxfam representative to let us know how our donation will be used to help women around the world. £80 buys a sewing machine for a woman in Liberia so she can set up her own tailoring business; £140 establishes a girls’ club to encourage girls to complete their schooling in Mali…and these are only a couple of examples on how we can change women’s lives.
