Women Who Work In Fieldsports
Women Who Work In Fieldsports
Podcast Description
This is a podcast discussing issues that are prevalent for women in business but particularly who work in shooting, hunting and fishing.
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Explores themes around women's empowerment in fieldsports, industry insights, and personal journeys, with episodes highlighting figures like Sarah-Jane Laing discussing the future of fieldsports and Sophie Aubrey-Cound delving into digital transformation in retail related to rural industries.
This is a podcast discussing issues that are prevalent for women in business but particularly who work in shooting, hunting and fishing.
Anita North is a former English clay trap shooter known for her success in Olympic Trap. She began shooting in her late twenties and went on to win multiple Commonwealth Games medals, including gold in the women's trap at the 2010 Delhi Games. After retiring from competition in 2017, she became a respected coach on the British Shooting Talent Pathway. Based at Nuthampstead Shooting Ground, Anita is committed to developing new talent and promoting wider participation in the sport.
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