KCC Presents Keynote Panel On Women & Diversity In Local Government,

Wednesday, 13 October 2021 07:15

File image: KCC headquarters, Aras Cill Dara/RollingNews

Kildare County Council says the "panel will discuss access to opportunities for aspiring leaders"

Kildare County Council presents ‘Women and Diversity in Local Government' today.

Its an online panel discussion of inspiring conversations with a panel of leaders from many aspects of local government and political life.

KCC says "Hosted by Professor Mary Corcoran, Maynooth University, the discussions will explore many inspiring careers as well as the challenges and opportunities of starting or sustaining a career in local government. As Ireland works towards balanced participation and representation in political life, our panel will discuss access to opportunities for aspiring leaders, students or anybody unsure about how to approach a career in Local Government. "

🔊 The ‘Women and Diversity in Local Government’ online panel discussion is tommorow!

📅 It will take place from 11am - 12pm

Don't miss out, Register now ▶️ https://t.co/W1KvmgZZHu pic.twitter.com/5JTdrZHLoA
— Kildare County Council (@KildareCoCo) October 12, 2021

The panel discussion will be hosted online, via Vimeo webinar on Wednesday 13th October, from 11am – 12pm, and registration is here

Host Professor Mary Corcoran will be in discussion with an expert panel comprising:

Cllr Naoise Ó Cearúil, Cathaoirleach, Kildare County Council
Cllr Angela Feeney, Member of the Clane-Maynooth Municipal District Committee
Cllr Chris Pender, Deputy Mayor of the Kildare-Newbridge Municipal District Committee
Caitriona Gleeson, CEO, Women for Election
Sonya Kavanagh, Interim Chief Executive, Kildare County Council
Celina Barrett, Chief Fire Officer, Kildare County Council

Meet our 1st panel member for ‘Women and Diversity in Local Government’, our online panel discussion

Sonya Kavanagh, Interim Chief Executive, Kildare County Council

Sonya will be joining us on 📅 Wednesday 13th October 11am – 12pm

Register now ▶️ https://t.co/W1KvmgZZHu pic.twitter.com/UItFLPi4bI
— Kildare County Council (@KildareCoCo) October 9, 2021

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