Borders College welcomes Global Executive, Executive Coach and social entrepreneur Jeanette Kehoe-Perkinson to speak with Borders College colleagues, guests and partners about menopause at work; join us as Jeanette provides information and insight on how to help talented women stay employed, stay positive and stay the course.

You are invited to ask your own questions during the event, and we are also encouraging submission of questions in advance. Please e-mail any questions to abrydon@borderscollege.ac.uk.

The session will start at 10am prompt and will run until around 11:15am. There is a lot of value in discussion so are open to being flexible with timings and will keep the Q&A session going a bit longer if needed.

Please note that parts of the session will be recorded. Q&A will not be recorded to allow for free an open discussion.

Read more about Jeanette Kehoe-Perkinson here:

Jeanette Kehoe-Perkinson (‘JKP’)

JKP has developed a portfolio career as a Global executive, an Executive Coach, founder of a social enterprise and an Independent Director and Board Advisor.

JKP is an executive board member of Ph.Creative and is their Global Chief People Officer and their Managing Director in Asia Pacific.

She is also an Executive Coach to C-suite level executives and an Advisory Board Member of Global Angels, the University of Liverpool Management School and the University of Auckland Business School, and she is a She-EO Activator, a member of Global Women, a Fellow of the RSA and a member of the IoD in both the UK & New Zealand.

JKP’s experience was gained in international management and Global senior executive positions with Novartis, Ford Motor Company, Cargill Inc, Agile People Ltd, Liz Claiborne Inc (Mexx, Juicy Couture, Kate Spade, Lucky Brand Jeans, Monet), priceline.com (now Booking.com), Mayborn Group (Tommee Tippee & The Gro Co.), Iceland Foods, 888 Holdings plc, ASB Bank and Spark NZ. She has lived and worked in the US, the UK, the Netherlands, Gibraltar, Russia and New Zealand..

As a long-time advocate for developing women into leadership roles, JKP created the social enterprise, Power Pause to support and retain working women through menopause. Passionate about economic & community development and regeneration, JKP has served as a Non-Executive Director on the Boards of Liverpool Vision; the Liverpool City Region Local Enterprise Partnership; and the Eldonian Group (a UN-awarded sustainable residential community).

A link to the meeting will be sent out a few days prior to the event for anyone who registers.