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Hannah Watkins
Non-Executive Director and Board Chair, Legal Advisor, Business Affairs Consultant
Hannah Watkins is a Non Executive Director and Chair of the CIC Board at Impact Hub London.12 She brings a diverse background and set of experiences to this role:
Professional Background
Hannah initially worked as a lawyer for six years before transitioning into the commercial world.1 This move was motivated by her desire to work with entrepreneurially-minded businesses.1 Her professional journey includes:
- Founding her own magazine focused on education and child development1
- Serving as a Business and Operations Director for a communications agency1
- Working as a Business Advisor for various organizations, including a children's mental health charity1
Current Roles and Expertise
In her current capacity, Hannah:
- Serves as a Non Executive Director and Chair of the CIC Board at Impact Hub London2
- Helps structure and optimize business growth and potential for organizations1
- Utilizes her legal and business expertise to provide guidance and support2
Skills and Focus Areas
Hannah's expertise lies in:
- Business development and growth strategies
- Legal advisory, particularly in business affairs2
- Mentoring businesses2
Commitment to Social Enterprise
Hannah has expressed pride in the work being done at Impact Hub London, particularly noting the efforts of the team and board in advancing their social enterprise initiatives.3 This suggests a strong commitment to the social enterprise sector and the mission of Impact Hub London.
Through her diverse experiences and roles, Hannah Watkins brings a unique blend of legal, business, and entrepreneurial insights to her position at Impact Hub London, contributing to the organization's growth and impact in the social enterprise space.
Highlights
Thanks to Koleka Putuma for sharing her powerful poem and for collaborating with the UN @TheGlobalGoals and Horne Productions to make this short film which marked the final day (10 December) of the #16Days of Activism against gender-based violence.
But for women in South Africa the violence won't be coming to an end. Every three hours, a South African woman is killed, and the country has one of the highest femicide rates in the world.
Putuma's moving poem serves as a reminder that 365 days a year, women in South Africa, and all over the world, have the right to be safe and live without fear of violence. We must commit to standing up for the rights of women and girls and continue the fight to end gender-based violence. https://lnkd.in/dgGBUTG Poem: "Every 3 Hours" Poem by Koleka Putuma Narrator: Koleka Putuma @kolekaputuma Organisation to support: Philisa Abafazi Bethu SA @philisa_abafazi #GlobalGoals #Goal5 #16Days #GenerationEquality #HorneProductions #HumanRights #Femicide #southafrican
Very proud to share the work our team has been doing at Horne Productions with Kate Horne for the UN's Global Goals on this film to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence and the start of #16Days of Activism.
Globally, 35 per cent of women have experienced physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence, or sexual violence by a non-partner.
This is a statistic that must change. Proud to be part of this change by spotlighting grassroot organisations working to fight femicide and other forms of violence against women.
In the first of three films, watch, Les Colleureuses, (@collages_feminicides_paris) a group of French activists exposing the reality of this “shadow pandemic” through a powerful poster campaign calling on the government and society to end all forms of gender-based violence.
Go to @theglobalgoals social channels to watch the full film or here: https://lnkd.in/gXJ9SVC and share on your platforms to amplify the cause.
#Goal5 #GlobalGoals #GenerationEquality #16Days
