Electrical Industries Charity to champion women at first Lean In Brunch event
The Electrical Industries Charity is set to highlight the brilliant women within the sector at a first-of-its-kind event later this year.
The Electrical Industries Charity is set to highlight the brilliant women within the electrical industry at a first-of-its-kind event later this year.
Dubbed the Lean In Brunch, the Electrical Industries Charity wants to gather the best and brightest from across the industry to empower the women that make a huge contribution to the electrical sector.
Set to take place on September 30, 2022, the Lean In Brunch will feature a speaking session with inspirational Paralympian and motivational speaker, Anna Turney, and a panel discussion led by the CEO of the Electrical Industries Charity, Tessa Ogle. The panel will also feature inspirational women from across the electrical industry who are sure to leave you motivated with their words of wisdom and experience.
Of course, given this event is dubbed the Lean In Brunch, it will also feature food prepared by the chefs at the iconic London restaurant Quaglino’s, which will also serve as the venue for the event, as well as bottomless drinks.
The event will begin at 11:30am on September 30, with ticket prices set at £90 per person. You can register for the event on the Electrical Industries Charity’s website.
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