8. März 2022

International Women's Day 2022

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8. März 2022

International Women's Day 2022

Today, 8 March 2022, is the 111th International Women's Day. This year's theme is #BreakTheBias and focuses on gender stereotypes and prejudices. We want to use this occasion to draw attention to these very inequalities and prejudices and promote the importance of a gender balanced workplace. 

Not only do we want to inspire, but we also want to make women more visible. 

That's why we asked our colleagues around the world what gender equality means to them. Together, we can all #BreakTheBias - see for yourself.

 

#BreakTheBias

Marit Bading, Marketing Manager

"All genders are free to pursue whatever career, lifestyle choice and abilities they want without discrimination."

Frankfurt, Germany 


Tonia Beuscher, Personal Assistant

"Gender equality means girls and women are not afraid of taking risks – putting themselves out there to gain experience and resilience."

Dusseldorf, Germany


Mike Beswick, Business Development, Marketing and Communications Director

"At Taylor Wessing I'm proud that we have a culture of meritocracy where great ideas come from all levels, genders and races and all voices are welcome and respected around the table."

London, UK


Tanusree Bose, Business Development Executive

"I will encourage more women in leadership roles."

Dubai, Middle East

 


Rushnah Cassim, Senior Client Development Manager

"Second generation working mum, keeping my mother's virtues alive."

London, UK


Chloe Chan, Partner

"Equality makes a brighter tomorrow. Break the bias today!"

Hong Kong, China


Amie Corry, Trainee Solicitor

"I continue to work hard and allow my work to speak volumes. I also find it important to empower and encourage others around me to be themselves and do the same, understanding that we are all the same but different and that's okay."

London, UK


Laura Coucke, Associate

"I believe gender equality affects us all, it is not a woman’s issue but a human issue. I choose to break the bias."

Brussels, Belgium


Bart Hunnekens, Partner

"I choose to stand up for gender equality. Together, we can break the bias."

Eindhoven, Netherlands

 


Karolina Lange-Kulmann, Partner

"For me, gender equality means that women are finally valued just as much as men."

Duesseldorf, Germany

 


Avis Lau, Counsel

"It’s not about age, gender or race. It’s always about selecting the best person for the job."

Hong Kong, China


Emilie van Lierop, General Counsel

"Imagine a gender equal world, free of discrimination and stereotyping. I believe that together we can break the bias."

Eindhoven, Netherlands


Miriam-I. Mundhenk, Salary Partner

"Let’s sharpen our awareness of inequalities and see the benefits of change to make gender equality a reality."

Hamburg, Germany

 


Fritz-Ulli Pieper, Salary Partner

"For me, gender equality means meeting each other with empathy and respect, disregarding gender as a judgmental criterion."

Duesseldorf, Germany

 


Claire Desjardins, Associate, and Sophie Pignon, Partner

"Take full advantage of paternity leave."

Paris, France


Wendy Tomlinson, UK Talent Director

"Breaking the bias by empowering women to achieve success for themselves and others."

London, UK

 


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