Could I be a business woman?

9th December 2020

Intrigued by the idea of being your own boss? To turn your existing skills into work that fits around your life or care responsibilities? This series of webinars will help you discover what it’s really like to run your own business, figure out ideas, a confidence boost that YOU can do it, and ensure you have the money bit sorted and the practical steps to get going.

Session 1: Could I be a business woman? Facilitated by Sarah Rees, Consultant.

This session is an exploration into business aka ‘entrepreneurship’. (Definition: someone who sets up a business in hope of making a profit). Are you the kind of person who could work for yourself? Discuss the benefits and drawbacks, the motives that have inspired you to learn more, and how your experiences could transfer into being your own boss. This practical session will guide you through mapping your skills, discover your motivations and building your confidence to take the leap, as well as hearing from women who have done so.

A little bit about Sarah Rees


After being made redundant, Sarah set up her own business, Career Women Wales, which supported hundreds of women across Wales to find work and realise their career goals.

Now working on various projects as a consultant, Sarah also campaigns on various feminist issues, mainly those based on the motherhood penalty, alongside the full-time job of being a mum to two young children.

On a volunteer basis, Sarah is the Campaign manager for Pregnant Then Screwed, where her passion is to support and raise the voices of pregnant women and mothers, and a supporter and friend to Women Seeking Sanctuary Advocacy Group in Cardiff.

If you want to get Sarah on her soapbox, ask her about the 30 hours childcare scheme, what real flex appeal looks like, or why we need to stand aside to provide space for BAME women in politics.