There is a lot of talk at the moment about the need to ‘do things differently’, to work more collaboratively, to empower people and communities, to redesign our public services, to put social responsibility at the heart of business, and for decision-makers to work with citizens to co-produce new solutions. Whilst some people talk, there are women across Greater Manchester who are already doing it!
If you are keen to see good ideas ‘in action’, and to learn from what is already working, come along to this event and listen to Divas of Greater Manchester, tell us about the differences they are making in our communities, public services, town halls and businesses.
20 women from across Greater Manchester will take to the platform to share what they are doing and ways to build on what is working for the benefit of people, place and public purse.
If you are a woman leading change in Greater Manchester, however big or small, we’d love to hear from you.
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