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Women in Travel Executive Lunch


Blogger and Heart FM radio presenter Anna Whitehouse recounted her battle to achieve flexible working at the Travel Weekly Women in Travel Executive Lunch at London’s Rosewood hotel. Female executives discussed ways firms need to adapt to meet the needs of today’s workforce. The event was sponsored by Holiday Extras and supported by Gail Kenny Executive Recruitment and Global.


1. From left: Lindsay Garvey-Jones, Holiday Extras; Anna Whitehouse, Global; Gail Kenny, Gail Kenny Executive Recruitment 2. Salome Legesse-Dunn and Lindsay Garvey-Jones, both Holiday Extras 3. Anna Divers, Holiday Extras; Laura Davis, Gail Kenny Executive Recruitment 4. Alison Jones, Anna Whitehouse, Nicola Bradley and Alison Page, all Global 5. Erin Johnson, Silversea Cruises; Debbie Marshall, Silver Travel Advisor; Juliet Dennis, Travel Weekly 6. Michelle Baillie, Classic Collection; Claire Brighton,


The Advantage Travel Partnership 7. Debbie Marshall, Silver Travel Advisor; Stuart Parish, Travel Weekly 8. Jo Rzymowska, Celebrity Cruises; Rachel O’Reilly, Kuoni 9. Lisa Henning, The Travel Network Group; Sally Cowdry, Travelopia 10. Mike Bonner, Rosewood Hotel; Alison Page and Anna Whitehouse, both Global; Lindsay Garvey-Jones, Holiday Extras 11. Anna Divers, Holiday Extras 12. Clare Tobin, Olympic Holidays; Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly; and Lisa McAuley, dnata Travel 13. Anna Whitehouse, Global


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