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Stop the Brain Drain: Let’s change the culture in law for women in law


A Diversity in Law event presented by Nexa Law & 2to3days and in support of the Next 100 Years Campaign.

The legal industry has always lost far too many brilliant women due to its inflexible working practices and its culture of long hours. This must stop…and it is!

Law is also struggling to improve its overall diversity – why is that and what we are doing about it?

Event details:
Thursday 28th April, 4.45pm to 6pm
Please join us for the Zoom Livestream of the Event

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TV Presenter Angellica Bell will interview our industry leaders and host a lively panel discussion where they will share how they are walking the walk of attracting, coaching and retaining female and other diverse legal talent. Followed by audience Q&A.


Dana Denis-Smith
CEO of Obelisk Support and the founder of the First 100 Years, now Next 100 Years campaign

Dr Manjari Prashar
D&I consultant, facilitator and executive coach (incl Women in Leadership Programme at Linklaters)

Andrea McIlroy-Rose
Partner, Head of Office, Belfast & SKY lead, Pinsent Masons

Bola Gibson
Head of Inclusion and Corporate Responsibility, Osborne Clarke

Jo Major
Founder of ‘Diversity in Recruitment’

Sally Brett
Head of Diversity & Inclusion at The Law Society

The event is powered by nexa and 2to3days and is free to view. We are raising money for the Next 100 Years Campaign (donation details to follow).

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Our Host, Angellica Bell

Angellica Bell has been a television and radio presenter for the last 20 years. She was the face of Childrens’s BBC between 2000-2006 and now co-presents The One Show (BBC1) and the award-winning financial programme, The Martin Lewis Money Show (ITV). Other recent shows include Ill Gotten Gains (BBC1), Sunday Morning Live (BBC1) and A Very Country Christmas (BBC1) all as main host. She regularly appears on shows across the network channels.

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