Women in Leadership is a podcast about inspiring women in Ireland. Each week Angie Mezzetti speaks to a special guest to discuss their experiences and answer listener submitted questions.
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Lorraine Cooke Value Yourself, Look After Your Finances
Tuesday, January 27, 2026 • Duration 46:25
Women prioritise everyone else over themselves about everything but they shouldn't, especially when it comes to their finances so says Lorraine Cooke in this episode of the podcast. She should know as she has been advising women and men on all aspects of their finances for years and has learned how to navigate though taxes, mortgages, pensions and investments and all of the technical stuff many of us don't want to face. She has done all the exams and has the qualifications but best of all, she knows how to listen to peoples needs.
Women and Peacebuilding UWE Conference Naples 2025
Thursday, December 18, 2025 • Duration 30:20
'Women's voices and skills for a future of peace' Naples 2025. In this report voices from women who attended the conference of University Women Of Europe addressed the challenges of peace building, creating safe spaces for women and recognising the contribution of women to peace efforts even when they don't make the official photographs. Hosted by the Italian University Women Graduates organisation in Naples the conference provided much food for thought from speakers and audience. This podcast is a small sample of a few of these voices but it gives a flavour of the discussion.
Anna Mezzetti The Magic of Micro Forest Making
Friday, November 28, 2025 • Duration 29:27
The pace of climate change can seem overwhelming especially as we witness hotter summers, more flooding and more natural disasters around the world. We can feel helpless. Yet people and especially women, are leading efforts in small and large communities all around the world. One such women Anna Mezzetti from Melbourne, is part of a Japanese inspired movement making micro-forests. These can provide cooler, shadier places for animals and insects even over small areas.
Helena Doyle Living The Dream
Friday, August 8, 2025 • Duration 28:32
Helena Doyle Living The Dream Travel Business COO of 5 Star Villa Holidays is the guest. She believes in having a go and self belief being focussed and intentional in what you want in life.
Georgina Woodstra Holding It Together
Friday, August 1, 2025 • Duration 32:37
It is all about the team, not silos or star leaders when it comes to getting the best out of people according to Georgina Woodstra the latest podcast guest.
Sarah Perugia Be Authentic Not Perfect
Thursday, June 12, 2025 • Duration 36:34
Sarah Perugia talks to Angie Mezzetti and discusses the challenges women face in leadership, including imposter syndrome and micro-aggressions. She highlights the importance of leadership development, noting that 94% of people cite it as a factor in their job retention
Carolyn Watson Conducting Her Way
Monday, May 26, 2025 • Duration 29:17
Women Conductors of orchestras, why do reviewers comment on their costume rather than their conducting? Why do women conductors still face unconscious bias? Dr Carolyn Watson shares insights from her research, also optimism and wisdom on this podcast.
Dr Jackie Maalouf – Motivate yourself and don’t expect support
Wednesday, April 23, 2025 • Duration 31:56
Dr Jackie Maalouf says that despite advances for women worldwide, there will always be impediments because of the pull of the motherhood and caring roles she believes. Her motherhood role however was her ignite button, she is unstoppable! She shares her Pearls of Wisdom and ideas about not setting limits for yourself. You'll be amazed what you can achieve she says in the latest podcast. Listen Now!
Nuala Walsh Tune In to Lead Smarter
Wednesday, March 5, 2025 • Duration 34:14
Nuala Walsh author of "Tune In, How To Make Smarter Decisions In A Noisy World" joins the podcast with Angie Mezzetti to discuss the importance of making better not quicker decisions when in leadership roles. Walsh emphasises the need to confront biases like overconfidence and to challenge confirmation bias. As a neuroscientist as well as a banker for many years, she has researched the whole area of whistleblowers in particular - people who were not listened to when they should have been!
Prof Jacqueline Dunkley Bent Advocating Takes Courage
Monday, December 2, 2024 • Duration 25:29
Advocating for women before during and after birth is the life's work of Prof Jacqueline Dunkley Bent OBE Chief Midwife with ICM International Confederation of Midwives. She used to work for the NHS now she is working at a global level where the need is as great as ever. It takes takes courage to face those who hold the levers of power in society, politically and sometimes even within a family or a relationship. Women are at their most vulnerable when giving birth. While the ideal image we have of the pregnant mother is of the women surrounded by loving family or partner in a safe, high-tech hospital, for very many women around the world, this is far from the norm. Over 287,000 women die worldwide in the period just before during or soon after delivery and that was from a 2020 statistic*. Many because they are in third world countries or war-torn places where standards of midwifery are not high up the agenda if they exist at all. Prof Dunkley Bents mission is to have the best medical and midwife care available to every woman. "This is why health systems, ministries, governments, decision makers, policy makers, strategists, people in power, must pay attention to how we can move the dial on on perinatal mortality, that's stillbirth and death within the first 28 days of life, and how we can move the dial on maternal death so that all women have the same maternity outcomes and experiences as those who have the best." These maternal deaths she believes are a violation of human rights and must be taken seriously.