WIT 2020 for women plumbers, heating engineers, trainees and our advocates

The 4th Women Installers Together event, bigger and better than ever

By Hattie Hasan

Date and time

Wed, 1 Jul 2020 10:00 - 16:00 GMT+1

Location

London Metropolitan University

166-220 Holloway Road London N7 8DB United Kingdom

About this event

The only national event for women plumbers, heating engineers, trainees and our advocates.

Speakers:

Hattie Hasan MBE, founder of Stopcocks Women Plumbers and the WIT event &

Bonita Norris, the youngest person to summit Everest and ski to the North Pole.

Light breakfast, drinks and lunch included (thanks to Monument Tools).

Roundtable discussions - your feedback on what's changed and how you think things can improve even more. Let the industry know what you think.

Famous for Five Minutes, hear the stories of women in our industry (contact us if you have a story to tell).

Meet the industry press, have your voice heard where it matters.

Meet our great sponsors and find out more about their products.

Have fun, meet other women with a passion for pipes.

And of course, our fantastic raffle!

Plumbers, heating engineers, trainees, plus reps of sponsor companies attend free of charge, all others will be charged :

£50 for self-employed coaches and consultants,

workers from third sector organisations £75,

professionals and any other businesses £100 .

We'll contact you after your booking to arrange payment.

Organised by

Hattie Hasan

30 years ago, Hattie gave up a career in teaching to follow her passion and retrain as a self-employed plumber.

Hattie has since established Stopcocks Women Plumbers, globally the first franchise dedicated to helping women quickly become successfully self-employed. Hattie says

'My dream in the UK is to enable any woman wishing to be a plumber to be one. There are ample opportunities within Stopcocks, for trained or qualified women plumbers and gas engineers to build strong businesses. These highly visible, successful women will become role models and mentors building the next generation'.

Following her decades of experience, Hattie feels it's high time for women working in the building trade to come together and celebrate.

Hattie, the organising team from Stopcocks Women Plumbers and Polypipe Building Products want to thank the sponsors who are supporting the achievements and inroads that are being made into such a historically male profession.

Postponed