Women in Business

This past couple of weeks have been super busy, not just with getting the launch of our BoBelle handbags ready, but also for our founder, Claire Watt-Smith, going to lots of 'Women in Business' events.

Women in Business is a topic that keeps on being discussed; whether in a positive or negative way. Claire Watt-Smith, having founded BoBelle London, is often asked for her views on issues such as quotas, flexible working, funding, finance and more. Just in the last 2 weeks alone she has attended the Evening Standard's 'A Seat at the Top Table' with Cherie Booth and others, an event at the Said Business School on Women Leadership and then last night with The Sorority having been seen in The Times for their Women Mean Business supplement.

A Seat at the Top Table with the Evening Standard

The Sorority event for women in business - Claire Watt-Smith was even interviewed for their live streaming 

The Women Mean Business supplement that Claire Watt-Smith was featured in exclusively for The Times

Claire Watt-Smith attends the Women in Leadership at the Said Business School

Claire Watt-Smith is an excellent example of a young woman in business who every day is getting both her name out there and her brand, BoBelle London.