Thursday 7th October 2021 @ 12:00pm – 4:30pm
UK & Ireland Networking Event: Shaping the Future 7th October 2021, Coventry
Venue & Tickets
Nailcote Hall, Nailcote Lane, Coventry, CV7 7DE, UK
Ticket prices detailed within Eventbrite link below
About this Event
Booking is now open for the first Meat Business Women face to face event in the UK & Ire of 2021 and it’s not to be missed!
The event will start with a networking lunch followed by an interactive networking with purpose session; making it super easy to make new connections and re-connect with your existing network.
We’ll hear from Chris Kirke, President of Moy Park on how they are planning for the future and actively shaping it. With more than 26 years of experience in the food industry, Chris has a strong track record of customer engagement and business transformation in both the UK and US. The Cranswick team will talk to us about how they are attracting new talent and working to positively impact the future of talent. We’ll then turn over to you and give delegates a chance to shape the Meat Business Women strategy.
Meat Business Women chair Laura Ryan says: “The Meat Business Women networking event will bring together our community for the first time in person for over 18 months. We know our members are ready to get back in the room and re-connect. We’ve developed a programme that will give delegates all the skills they need to re-fresh their networking skills, hear from our key-note speaker Chris Kirke plus shape the future strategy of Meat Business Women.”
The event is open to both members and non-members of Meat Business Women, however members will receive a discount of £20 on their ticket price. Annual membership of Meat Business Women is just £99 per year and offers monthly masterclasses as well as access to our bespoke mentoring platform.
Become a member HERE. Members can view the discount code from Your Membership area.
Meat Business Women works in partnership with meat businesses to remove the barriers that stop women from reaching their full professional potential. It does this by focusing on five key areas: changing perceptions of the sector; moving inclusion up the agenda; tackling the broken career ladder; strengthening networks and creating visible role models; and gender-proofing working practices and patterns.
