News
Everywoman Technology Awards 2011
7TH OCTOBER 2011
Nominations are now open for the Everywoman Technology Awards 2011
Taking the First Step to Working for Yourself - Free Workshops for Women
6TH OCTOBER 2011
Chwarae Teg are running a series of free workshops for women who want to find out more about being self-employed and starting a business.
Chwarae Teg in Top 30 Employers for Working Families in UK
4TH OCTOBER 2011
Chwarae Teg has been listed in the Top 30 Employers for Working Families in the UK, alongside major employers including McDonalds, Barclays Bank and Sainsbury's.
European SME Week
30TH SEPTEMBER 2011
Starting on the 3rd of October it's the third European SME Week, with events and activities taking place across 37 countries.
International Ada Lovelace Day
26TH SEPTEMBER 2011
Friday the 7th October is international Ada Lovelace Day, it's a celebration of the achievements of women in science, engineering and maths.
Job Vacancy - Senior Project Training Officer
19TH SEPTEMBER 2011
Chwarae Teg is recruiting a Senior Project Training Officer.
Innovation in Business Award
8TH SEPTEMBER 2011
Chwarae Teg is proud to be sponsoring the Innovation in Business Award as part of the Women in Business Awards.
Update - Chwarae Teg's Employer Work-life Balance Networks: 2011 - 2012 Programme
8TH SEPTEMBER 2011
We are delighted to announce our 2011 -2012 programme for the Chwarae Teg Regional Employer Work-life Balance networks. Please save the appropriate date in your diary. More news to follow shortly confirming the venues and guest speakers.
Chwarae Teg at the Royal Welsh Show 2011
30TH JUNE 2011
From July 18-21 Chwarae Teg will be at the Royal Welsh Show in Llanelwedd, Builth Wells.
Assembly has taken the lead, now it has to address wider issues affecting women
19TH MAY 2011
As the new Labour Assembly Government settles down to business, Chwarae Teg Chief Executive Katy Chamberlain argues it needs to address the challenges facing women in Wales.
Did you Know?
"Companies with 30% women in senior positions are more likely to have a culture where all women thrive"
- London Business School
