Join us for this year’s highly acclaimed Women in Treasury EMEA Forum on Monday 9th September at St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel in the city of London from 12 noon to 4:30pm. Now in its twelfth year, this hugely popular industry event provides a prime opportunity to establish valuable new connections, share experiences and advice with others, and demonstrate your support of diversity and inclusion.
The forums make up an integral part of our global Women in Treasury initiative and bring people together from across the industry to share their stories, achievements and challenges, all whilst championing gender equality in corporate finance. These events are a great platform to gain a larger understanding of the key issues in the industry and ways to overcome them.
Registration will open at midday, followed by opening speeches during our welcome drinks reception, offering a chance to network with senior decision-makers from the world’s largest corporations.
Afterwards, a three-course lunch will be served alongside our engaging and insightful panel discussion. The panel will feature renowned industry experts who will share their career journeys and debate some of the pivotal issues highlighted in our annual Women in Treasury Global Equity Study. Throughout the afternoon, attendees will have ample opportunity to voice opinions and pose questions to the panel, with interactive polls and Q&A sessions. The event will round off with dessert, coffee and a further opportunity to meet your peers and/or network.
We look forward to gathering with our WiT EMEA community for an enriching and stimulating discussion.
To find out more about what to expect, take a look at last year’s Women in Treasury EMEA Forum.
Confirmed Panellist are:
- Lei Wang Giaever – VP Group Treasury, Crayon
- Pat Brolly – EMEA Head of Merchant Acquiring Product, J.P. Morgan Payments
Further panellists to be confirmed.
At the beginning of 2022, Treasury Today’s Women in Treasury initiative was included within the Global Diversity List 2021, a definitive register of organisations and individuals that demonstrate an unswerving commitment to the values of equality, diversity and inclusion. Thank you to all those who have lent their time, support and voices to this platform! This accolade allows us to continue growing and developing our initiative.
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EMEA 2024 panellists
Lei Wang Giaever
VP Group Treasury, Crayon
Lei Wang Giaever was born and raised in Shanghai, China and immigrated to Norway 25 years ago. Since then she has completed her education and gained valuable work experience in the beautiful Nordic country. She very much admires the strength of the Norwegian people, but longs for the traditions and culture from her mother land. Lei specialises in corporate finance and treasury and with her experience, skillset and ambition is always able to help shape the corporate culture and lead improvements where she can.
Pat Brolly
EMEA Head of Merchant Acquiring Product, J.P. Morgan Payments
Pat Brolly has 25 years’ experience in financial services, having held Product, Marketing and Operations roles at VISA, Barclaycard, Capital One, and Morgan Stanley. Pat is currently a Managing Director at J.P. Morgan, based in London, leading the Merchant Acquiring business for EMEA. Pat has a BA in French and Spanish from Leeds University and an MA in Spanish from University College, London (UCL). She is also an Advisory Board Member and Judge for the Women of the Future programme, is a Trustee of the Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund and a supporter of CW+ (Chelsea and Westminster Hospital).
Joy Macknight
Moderator
Joy Macknight is a freelance journalist and former editor of The Banker, part of the Financial Times group. She joined The Banker in August 2015 as transaction banking and technology editor, was promoted to deputy editor in September 2016 and then to managing editor in April 2019, before becoming the first female editor in the publication’s history in March 2021. Previously, she was features editor at Profit & Loss, editorial director at Treasury Today and editor at gtnews. She also worked as staff writer on Banking Technology and IBM Computer Today, as well as a freelancer on Computer Weekly.
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