Social
impact
Since the Girls in Charge Initiative was first founded in 2018 we have had continued success and reached thousands of women who now have the confidence to lead the development of their professional and personal lives, becoming entrepreneurs and executives.
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This page highlights some of our proudest successes, but of course our journey is just beginning and there are plenty more 'Girls in Charge' for us to meet!
30+
Partner organisations
3+
Continents
5000+
Attendees
300+
Student
leaders
Northern power women awards
Winning the Commended Award for Innovation
young leader award redclub x cartier
One of the finalists of this inaugural award
4 visits to the
house of Lords
Discussing the future of enterprise education.
Young women's executive roundtable
On 11 July 2020, we held our first (virtual) Young Women's Executive Roundtable event as we believe it is important to engage with and discuss issues affecting young women. The amazing participants spoke about their professional lives and ambitions in 2020.
Some interesting points included:
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The issue of confidence and self-worth especially when it comes to asking for a raise or pricing yourself for a job.​
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Being excluded from the Boys' Club at work (this is a lot worse in male-dominated industries like finance and science).
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Having to be 'loud' with or without merit, in order to get noticed and promoted, which is bad for hardworking introverts of all genders.
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Awards at university of oxford
Highly commended in the Vice-Chancellor's Social Impact Awards, 2019.
St. Edmund Hall College, Aularian Prize Winner, 2019.
Last summer our Year 9 Geographers worked with Girls in Charge to look at effective teamwork and communication skills. From the first time of meeting Maggie and the team you could see instantly the enthusiasm they were going to bring to the session and we were not disappointed. Through fun activities, our students really engaged over the Zoom sessions and developed a deeper knowledge during the class discussions. They really did gain a lot from their time with the Girls in Charge team and we would really recommend them for their creativity and ability to change it up.
Mr Michael Hughes, Assistant Headteacher
high school partnership
Tailored workshop delivered to students attending Ellesmere Port Catholic High School.
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