Women in Management Network Event
9th February 2012
We are delighted to welcome Betty Campbell MBE
Betty Campbell MBE has lived all her life in Butetown and takes the honour of being the first black Headmistress in Wales.
Betty’s ambition as headmistress of Mount Stuart School for 28 years was to campaign to take the school from being housed in a “temporary” terrapin building, to a brand new school built fit for purpose. Betty achieved this in 1992
When retired the community nominated and raised funds for Betty to compete with all the main parties at the Local elections. Betty stood and won as an Independent candidate and represented Butetown for 10 years.
Betty joins us to share how she transformed a school community and took a big idea with small resources to successful realisation.
Date: Thursday, 9th February 2012
Time: 6:00pm (light refreshments) for 6:30pm start until 8:30pm
Venue: The Coal Exchange, Cardiff Bay
Click here for a booking form
Book now as places are limited to the first 50 replies received.
Charge: £20 + VAT
Please reserve your place at this event by sending your booking form and payment (preferably by BACS transfer, or by cheque) by Monday 6th February 2012 to
Emma Pugh Business Development Co-ordinator, Chwarae Teg, Anchor Court, Keen Road, Cardiff, CF24 5JW, 029 2047 8917, email: emma.pugh@chwaraeteg.com
Did you Know?
"Women are Half as likely as men to be engaged in entrepreneurship at the early stages of start-up"
- Global Entrepreneurship Monitor UK
