Join us, this Autumn, for our ninth annual conference, Gender Equity: Creating the Future of Work, on Saturday 9 November 2024.
This year, we were delighted to welcome as our keynote:
- Tamara Lohan, MBE, Founder and CEO of Mr & Mrs Smith in conversation with Elizabeth George, KPMG Professor of Management Studies, Cambridge Judge Business School
Masterclass: At this year’s conference we are delighted to offer a masterclass from AGL Communication on managing difficult workplace conversations.
Panel discussions:
- The impact of AI on the future of work, moderated by David Stillwell, Professor of Computational Social Science, Cambridge Judge Business School.
- Navigating second, third, and fourth careers in the 21st century, moderated by Monica Wirz, Academic Researcher and Management Consultant.
- Research in the field, featuring Cambridge Judge Business School academics.
Networking:
Opportunities throughout the day to build your network by connecting with industry leaders and peers, including an early evening drinks reception.
This is always a sell-out conference and one of the flagship events of Cambridge Judge Business School.
It brings together academics, corporate leaders, policymakers, current students and alumni from around the world to engage in energetic and open dialogue on the challenges and opportunities of creating a gender-balanced workforce and collective approaches to address them.
Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your future.
Early bird booking rates available and subsidised rates* available for University of Cambridge community: Students (£15) | Staff (£35) | Alumni (£35)
*Ticket price includes all conference sessions, masterclass, refreshments, lunch, and an early evening drinks reception.
Facilities
- Cloakroom facilities
- Disabled Accessibility
- Facilities for Disabled Guests
- Luggage storage
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- wheelchair access
- WI-FI
- WIFI
Accessibility Facilities
- facilities for disabled guests
- Staff available to assist
- Wheel chair accessible
- wheelchair access
- Wheelchair accessible