On 17 April, we will be hosting another in our Masterclass series, aimed at increasing the confidence of women working in all areas of tax. We would particularly encourage younger women to attend, but the session is open to all.
Paula Ruffell will explore what confidence looks like and how you can rise to new challenges, seize opportunities, deal with difficult situations, and take responsibility if and when things go awry.
See our event page for more details and registration.
WiT now has a Thames Valley branch, with the launch event coming soon on 10 May – see http://womenin.tax/event/thames-valley-launch-event/ for more details!
The Leeds branch are very pleased to invite you to our next Women In Tax session on “Success Mindset”.
The session is being led by Aleksandra Szwiling a Mindset Coach. She will share 5 steps to mastering your mindset so that you can replace the fears, self-doubt and feelings of not being good enough with empowering thoughts, emotions and behaviours and create the life and career you have always wanted.
Just to let you know, we have new events up for the West Midlands, East Midlands and a new branch – Cambridge. Continue reading Events updates
Did you know that the Women’s Tax Resistance League was part of the Suffrage movement?
To celebrate 100 years of Women’s Suffrage, and to mark International Women’s Day 2018, we are holding an open event to hear more about tax and suffrage. Helen Thornley, technical officer for the ATT, will be speaking. All welcome, including those who are not currently working in tax – and men as well.
Register for free tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-womens-tax-resistance-league-tickets-42415730592
Join us for our first London event of 2018, on 6 February
Tickets available here – only a few left! Fully booked, but we are operating a wait list on eventbrite
Just a quick reminder – the WiT AGM will be held before the panel event on 20th November. All the details on the event page!
For the third of our annual debates, being held at Pinsent Masons in London, we will discuss how multinationals should be taxed – an area where it is particularly hard to reconcile the views of business, the public and other stakeholders such as NGOs.
Our four speakers will bring a range of perspectives:
Please join us for what we are sure will be a lively debate, followed by drinks and canapes kindly sponsored by Brewer Morris. Registration will be from 5.30pm with the debate starting at 6pm, and tickets are available via Eventbrite.
We are delighted to welcome you to an evening masterclass session on career coaching, on October 17th at Old Mutual in London.
Anna Linstead (Career coach, formerly Tax Manager at Old Mutual Group) will take participants through a series of exercises to understand more about the world of career coaching. From this masterclass you’ll take away:
More details and booking can be found at Eventbrite
The West Midlands Women in Tax branch will launch on October 10th, with an event introduced by the Women in Tax founder, Heather Self, a partner at Pinsent Masons, followed by training on speed networking delivered by Liz Heathfield, also from Pinsent Masons. Your training will then be put into action by a short speed networking session followed by canapes and drinks.
The structure of the evening is as follows:
17:45 – Registration
18:00 – Event start
19:00 – Canapes and drinks
You can register for tickets at Eventbrite but, to attend the event, you must be a member of the West Midlands Women in Tax Branch. To sign up as a member, please click here.
While the branch will have events which are open to all (women and men) with an interest in tax, this inaugural event will be focused towards women working or wanting to return to the tax profession.