In this episode, we’re speaking to Siu Mun Lee about her 25 year career in infrastructure projects. We discuss the fast pace of large-scale projects, the value of taking a pause to re-evaluate your career, and the importance of networks and community.
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Women in Transport would like to announce their new partnership with MP Smarter Travel, a company whose passion and drive for sustainability helps make towns and cities more people-friendly and make sustainable transport more accessible.
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The past year has marked a pivotal shift, moving beyond the immediate aftermath of the pandemic and focusing on building a sustainable future for bus services.
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Women in Transport is excited to announce a new partnership with SYSTRA Ltd, a leading organisation in the delivery of sustainable infrastructure and mobility solutions through specialist engineering and consultancy services.
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Get to know Women in Transport’s Events Lead Steve Griffiths.
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Last week the Scotland Hub of Women in Transport was delighted to co-host a webinar with our colleagues at the Chartered Institute for Highways and Transportation on the topic of Gender Budgeting.
Read MoreIn this episode, we’re speaking to Kim Kapur about her career from communications to Crossrail to HS2, and how mentors have helped her on her way. Kim speaks about the challenges of joining rail from communications, how people and connections are at the heart of her leadership style, and her pride at the achievements she has accomplished.
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Safety is a fundamental right for everyone, yet for women and girls, navigating transport systems often comes with a sense of vulnerability. From public transport to walking routes, the fear of harassment and violence can influence travel choices, restrict opportunities, and reinforce inequality.
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Get to know Women in Transport member Anna Courtier, Commercial Support Manager at First Bus.
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Women in Transport is thrilled to announce their new partnership with Transdev, who lead the way in UK public transport as a visionary, forward-thinking bus operator providing high quality, award-winning bus services from eight centres across the North of England and in Heathrow Airport.
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Women in Transport is delighted to announce that our valued partner, Lothian Buses, has renewed its partnership with us. Lothian Buses is the UK’s largest municipal bus company, operating over 700 buses across more than 70 routes throughout Edinburgh and the Lothians.
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Women in Transport is thrilled to announce that our esteemed partner, Cardiff Bus, has renewed their partnership with us.
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Hannah Winstanley, General Manager, Brightly Software - UK, talks about the dilemma of affinity bias and how she is using it to drive initiatives that empower women as they navigate their careers.
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In the King’s birthday honours this year, Women in Transport CEO Sonya Byers was awarded an OBE (Officer of the British Empire) for services to diversity. Watch her investiture at Windsor Castle.
Read MoreIn this episode, we’re speaking to Kai-Nneka Townsend and Sharon Pickering about the fundamentals of human performance and resilience in leadership. Kai-Nneka shares her experience with workplace burnout and the importance of leaders building resilience to manage stress and support their teams. Sharon emphasizes the holistic approach to human performance, integrating physiological, cognitive, and emotional elements.
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Women in Transport is thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with South Western Railway, one of the UK’s leading train operators across the South and South West of England.
Read MoreThe Scotland Hub of Women in Transport was delighted to host another technical webinar this October, looking at the fascinating topic of re-purposing transport assets.
Read MoreIn this episode, Dr Emma Langman-Maher talks about her career journey from a transport planner to engineering to HR, influenced by synchronicity and building relationships. She shares her approach to managing ADHD, autism and trauma, including EMDR therapy, and is candid about the strengths her experiences give her in the world of work.
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Women in Transport is delighted to announce that our esteemed partner WSP have renewed their corporate partnership with us.
Read MoreHighways UK 2024 was an exciting and rewarding event for Women in Transport. Over two days, we engaged with 227 people at our stand, with many interested in learning more about our organisation, its benefits and the opportunities we offer.
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