Women in the Workplace

She’s Back: Why women want to return to work

Too often women's careers fall off a cliff when they have children. It need not be like this. Let's help more women return.

Lisa Unwin, CEO & Co-Founder of the Reignite Academy

Women, work and children: they CAN go hand in hand.

What happens when successful career women have children?

— Published on August 23, 2017

Lisa Unwin, CEO & Co-Founder of the Reignite Academy

Lisa Unwin, CEO & Co-founder of the Reignite Academy, helping women have long term, sustainable careers. Supporting returners. Banging the drum for women at work. Writing, consulting, speaking, changing things. Mother. Reader. Cyclist. Skier. Co-author of She's Back: Your Guide to Returning to Work http://mybook.to/shesback

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