Work It Like A Mum

How to Thrive as a Working Mum


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How do you balance a high-powered career with family life? 

On this week's Work it Like a Mum episode, we chat with Georgina Wicken, Chief People Officer at Pool RE, about how she secured a part-time senior role, why flexible work should be the norm, and the real impact of diversity in hiring. 

Topics Covered:

✅ How Georgina landed a part-time senior executive role
✅ The challenges of senior leadership with four kids
✅ The power of blind CVs in unbiased hiring
✅ Why companies should embrace flexible work

Key Takeaways:

💡 Practical tips for securing flexible roles at senior levels
💡 How businesses can attract & retain diverse talent
💡 Managing career progression while prioritising family

Why Listen?

If you’re a working parent, career-driven professional, or business leader looking to create a more inclusive workplace, this episode is packed with real-life insights you won’t want to miss!

Show Links:

Connect with our host, Elizabeth Willetts Here

Visit Pool RE’s Website Here

Connect with Georgina Wicken on LinkedIn Here



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Work It Like A MumBy Elizabeth Willetts