Business Breakfast: Gender Equality in Football Leadership
9:00am - 11:00am /
Tuesday 3rd March 2026
Type: Networking Event /
Category: Department
- 07896970769
- Kate Dalton
- Suitable for: Local employers, legal professionals, University partners and anyone passionate about leadership in sport
- Admission: Free
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Join the University of Liverpool Management School for the first Business Breakfast of 2026, delivered by the the Centre for Sports Business, in partnership with O’Connors' Law and Bruntwood SciTech, as an inspiring panel of experts explore the timely and vital topic of Gender Equality in Football Leadership.
Taking place in the lead‑up to International Women’s Day, this engaging session will bring together perspectives from academic, legal and sporting backgrounds to share practical insights on breaking down cultural and interpersonal barriers, strengthening representation in decision‑making (including at board level), creating clear pathways into leadership roles and highlighting the powerful role of mentoring and support.
Taking place in the lead‑up to International Women’s Day, this engaging session will bring together perspectives from academic, legal and sporting backgrounds to share practical insights on breaking down cultural and interpersonal barriers, strengthening representation in decision‑making (including at board level), creating clear pathways into leadership roles and highlighting the powerful role of mentoring and support.