Meet our New Recruit

We're delighted to introduce you to our latest recruit to our volunteer efforf with PWN Global, Sarah Withers. Read more about why she's getting involved.....this could be you!!

Sarah Withers

What is your PWN volunteer title? Global Head of Internal Communication 

Why have you chosen to support the running of PWN Global? As an EDI advocate for women's rights and empowerment, I felt my skills and experiences would significantly contribute to PWN's mission. 

Tell us a litte more about you: I'm passionately committed to driving positive change by tearing down the global, intersectional, systemic inequalities affecting women, girls and children. 

As a Country Advisory Council Member for the G100, UN Women UK Delegate for the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, CEO and Trustee, I am also committed to empowering women. I am a best-selling Author, award-nominated Content Creator, Social Media Champion and Community Engagement Advocate, with over 10 years experience in education, digital marketing and NLP coaching. 

What would you like to help PWN achieve? I would like to help PWN Global achieve its mission of promoting gender equality and empowering women. Despite progress in recent years, there are still significant gender disparities. By supporting PWN Global, I would like to contribute to reduce these disparities by advocating for gender equality and provide resources to overcome barriers for equal opportunities, encouraging women's advancement in leadership roles, enhancing diversity of thought and perspective within organisations, which has been shown to improve decision-making and innovation.

What's your top tip for women in their professional lives? Always stick to your morals and values and make time for self-care. This keeps you empowered, responsible, respected and happier. 

Author: Sarah Withers
Copy Editor: Rebecca Fountain, Marketign Consultant, PWN Global
Date: July 2024