Lady Chief Justice joins Women in Leadership panel at Mansion House
Dame Victoria Sharp discussed leadership, representation, and institutional change with senior figures.
Incident → evidence → outcomeThe Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales, The Right Honourable the Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill, joined a 'Women in Leadership' panel event at Mansion House on Friday 11 September. The event was chaired by the Lady Mayor, Dame Susan Langley DBE.
The panel brought together three prominent leaders from the judicial, public, and faith sectors. Alongside Baroness Carr, the panellists included the Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, Dame Antonia Romeo DCB, and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally DBE. These women collectively represent the first to hold some of the most senior offices in British public life.
Discussion on Leadership and Change
The discussion took place against a backdrop of ongoing underrepresentation of women in senior leadership positions. Panellists explored themes of leadership, representation, and institutional change. They drew upon their personal experiences of reaching the highest levels within their respective professions.
The participants reflected on the opportunities and challenges encountered as some of the first women to occupy these significant roles. They also discussed their responsibility in creating pathways for future generations of women leaders.
Questions this report answers
01When and where was the 'Women in Leadership' panel event held?
The 'Women in Leadership' panel event was held at Mansion House on Friday 11 September. The event brought together senior figures to discuss leadership and representation.
02Who chaired the 'Women in Leadership' panel?
The panel was chaired by the Lady Mayor, Dame Susan Langley DBE. She led the discussion with the distinguished panellists.
03Who were the panellists at the event?
The panellists included the Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales, Baroness Carr; the Cabinet Secretary, Dame Antonia Romeo; and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally.
04What was the main focus of the discussion?
The discussion focused on leadership, representation, and institutional change. Panellists shared their experiences of reaching senior positions and the challenges they faced.
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