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The women behind SeedWISE

DR EMMA WILLIAMS, COURSE DIRECTOR, SEEDWISE

Dr Emma Williams is driven by her mission for ensuring early career researchers take their next career step in a proactive and positive manner. Her business is built on her background in medical physics research and university professional services. A qualified coach she provides training, facilitation and online courses packed with creativity, empathy and challenge. Emma delivers the SeedWISE programme on behalf of Enterprising Women. Emma Williams on LinkedIn

Louisa Trevail, Enterprising Women Programme Manager

Louisa has a background in education and have worked as a senior teacher in various primary schools for a number of years, including roles in leadership. Before completing her Postgraduate Certificate of Education she worked as a Conference Manager for events agencies and for Oxfam GB, and previously as a graduate in public relations in London. She now works in the Training and Researcher Culture Development Team at the University of Oxford for MPLS (Maths, Physics and Life Sciences division) delivering the ambitious Enterprising Women programme of activities. Our training courses are run partly in collaboration with the University of Cambridge and are for women DPhil and Postdoc researchers working in traditionally male-dominated STEM subjects. Louisa Trevail on LinkedIn 

Sally Charles, Enterprise Programme Manager

Sally Charles FHEA, is the Mathematical & Physical Life Sciences (MPLS) divisional lead for Enterprise Training and Events curated for the Researcher community within the division. She has been involved in University Enterprise Education for more than five years and previously worked at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen where she led on a number of initiatives.  Before moving to Higher Education she ran her own business for nearly a decade and prior to that she worked in Film Finance, was an Authorised Person with the Financial Services Authority and worked in tax planning. Find Sally on LinkedIn.