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The Hidden Reason Women are Leaving Public Relations
More women are now leaving the PR industry because of perimenopause and menopause than because of childbirth.
That’s a staggering, often invisible, that’s shift happening right at the top. It’s not burnout or work-life balance pushing them out, but a phase of life that’s rarely acknowledged and even more rarely supported.
This episode is an unflinching conversation about the real pressures senior women face.
Why is menopause still a taboo topic at work?
How misunderstood are its impacts on confidence, performance, and retention?
And what must organizations and agencies do to support their best talent before they quietly walk away?
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4:22 The Invisible Workplace Crisis
7:01 The “Rush Hour” of Women’s Lives
10:01 Emotions, Gender, and Professionalism
13:37 Finding Balance in Psychological Safety
18:53 Answer to Last Episode’s Question from Fred Cook
Guest: Heather Blundell, CEO Grayling
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More women are now leaving the PR industry because of perimenopause and menopause than because of childbirth.
That’s a staggering, often invisible, that’s shift happening right at the top. It’s not burnout or work-life balance pushing them out, but a phase of life that’s rarely acknowledged and even more rarely supported.
This episode is an unflinching conversation about the real pressures senior women face.
Why is menopause still a taboo topic at work?
How misunderstood are its impacts on confidence, performance, and retention?
And what must organizations and agencies do to support their best talent before they quietly walk away?
Listen For
4:22 The Invisible Workplace Crisis
7:01 The “Rush Hour” of Women’s Lives
10:01 Emotions, Gender, and Professionalism
13:37 Finding Balance in Psychological Safety
18:53 Answer to Last Episode’s Question from Fred Cook
Guest: Heather Blundell, CEO Grayling
Website | X | LinkedIn | Email
Stories and Strategies Website
Curzon Public Relations Website
Apply to be a guest on the podcast
Connect with us
LinkedIn | X | Instagram | You Tube | Facebook | Threads | Bluesky | Pinterest
Request a transcript of this episode
Support the show
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