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Photos for National Women's Enterprise Day

The event was held at Barclays new flagship branch in Sheffield City Centre, with some inspiring local entrepreneurs and most importantly, afternoon tea!

Faye Smith of Keep Your Fork Marketing giving a presentation on Over 50 women attended to celbrate National Women's Enterprise Day

Martin Garner form the Rwanda Child Project talked of his work sponsoring children and female entrepreneurs in Rwanda enabling them to learn skills and start businesses to support themselves Jodie Marshall of A Mind Apart Theatre gave a fabulous talk, At only 24 years old she is already making a name for herself as a young female Social Entrepreneur

Christina presenting to Kathy Mckay of Birkdale School for her contribution to enterprise in Schools, for the last couple of years Kathy has been a Champion of Enterprise Tina English of Barclays Bank and Ruth Adams of In Your Element and Entrepreneurs Ladder Member

Faye Smith of Keep your Fork Marketing and Training in action! Christina Trindade & Tina English

The Entrepreneurs Ladder social enterprise, founded by Christina Trindade and supported by Tina English of Barclays, have just held their annual Working Woman celebration on international women's enterprise day. A great big thank you to all our amazing speakers and the Birkdale School Girls for doing the hosting at the event your time and effort are appreciated.

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