EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR INCLUSIVE INDUSTRIES

Women In Industry Network

Empowering Women in the Industry: Cultivating a Supportive Community

Diversity and inclusivity are vital for the industry's growth, acknowledging the crucial importance of promoting gender diversity and inclusivity.

The Women in Industry network, part of The Safety & Security Series (comprising The Security Event, The Fire Safety Event, the Health & Safety Event, National Cyber Security Show, The Workplace Event and Pro Integration Future Europe), is committed to recognising and actively supporting women across all sectors. Our goal is to nurture an environment that embraces diverse perspectives and expertise.

Discover empowering initiatives aimed at enhancing diversity and the pivotal role of allies in fostering an inclusive atmosphere. Show your commitment to championing diversity and celebrating women, join the network today!

Security Leaders Summit

Hosted by Marie Tyler and powered by OrangeDoor, in partnership with IPSA and DARE - the series shines a spotlight on the journeys, perspectives and impact of women across the industry.

🎥 Live show-floor recording
🎤 Professionally produced content
📣 Amplified across event channels

Available on Spotify & Apple Podcasts

Women In Industry 2026 Sessions

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  1. Professional Security Officer Live
    30 mins

    Women on the Frontline is a powerful platform that centres HERstory, giving voice to the lived experiences and life-saving impact of women working in frontline security. By sharing their stories, this initiative not only recognises their contribution but also strengthens learning, visibility, and respect across the sector.

13:30
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    Exploring how early talent initiatives are opening doors for young women in the security industry, brought to life through a real apprenticeship success story, while questioning why progress still feels slow.
14:00
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    A powerful call to action challenging organisations to step up with minimal barriers.
14:10
  1. Security Leaders Summit
    45 mins

    A focused discussion on how women leaders are driving change across the security sector - shaping inclusive cultures, modern leadership, and a future-ready industry. The session highlights practical actions that build resilience, representation, and lasting impact.

15:00
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    Challenging complacency in how safety is approached and delivered, and questioning whether current practices truly reflect real-world risk.
15:30
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    Frontline experience, academic research, and leadership insight challenging how safety is approached.
11:00
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    A thought-provoking discussion on how trust is built and applied in both professional environments and everyday life.
11:30
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    Exploring barriers to entry and progression for the next generation.
12:30
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    A career pivot story leading to a wider challenge on training and development gaps in the industry.
13:00
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    A movement to unite and amplify women across protective services.
14:00
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    A candid conversation on whether the industry’s talent gap is truly about a lack of people, or a failure in training, development, and long-term investment in skills, supported by real data and industry insight.
16:00
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    A powerful and honest conversation about building a successful career while navigating endometriosis, major surgeries, loss, and motherhood, and what meaningful workplace support really looks like in practice.
11:00
  1. Women In Industry Podcast
    30 mins
    A candid conversation on taking ownership of your career and shaping your own progression.
12:10
  1. Security Leaders Summit
    45 mins

    Show how collaboration, connection and communication (via the network, WhatsApp groups and events) tangibly improve careers, culture and security outcomes – with clear actions for the audience.

MEET OUR AMBASSADORS

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Natalie Lewis

Natalie Lewis

Training Consultant and Curriculum Lead for Leadership and Training, Explosive Learning Solutions
Championing women in industry matters to me because I’ve seen how easily women’s voices and opportunities can be overlooked. After serving 24 years in the RAF, I became increasingly concerned about th …
Natacha Torres

Natacha Torres

Marketing Director, HID
Championing women in industry matters to me because diverse voices lead to better ideas, stronger teams, and more innovative outcomes. When women are empowered to lead and contribute fully, entire ind …
Molly Edwards

Molly Edwards

Operations Manager, Total Task Consultancy
Championing women in the close protection industry is important to me as a Security Operations Manager because our field benefits from diverse skills, perspectives, and approaches to problem-solving. …
Mia Moles

Mia Moles

Business Support Director , Detectnology (UK) Ltd
When women are empowered to lead and shape industries, we unlock a wider range of perspectives, experiences, and talent that benefits everyone. Supporting women's advancement isn't just about fairness …
Meltem YILIKOĞLU

Meltem YILIKOĞLU

CCTV Operator , Securitas Güvenlik
Maxine Bulmer

Maxine Bulmer

Director - Deliver (Cyber), CGI IT UK Ltd
To share our experience and knowledge from what we have learnt so far and ensure this prepares the next generation who follow in our footsteps
Martin Howe

Martin Howe

BDM Sector Specialist Education & Healthcare , G4S Secure Solutions (UK)
It is important to me because it fundamentally affects over half the UK population and the UK economy. The vast majority of roles in industry are not gender specific. So at a time when we have serious …
Marie Tyler

Marie Tyler

Chief Dare Officer & Co-Founder, DARE
Championing women in industry is deeply important to me because, after 20 years in this field and serving on the IPSA board, I've seen firsthand the value diverse perspectives bring to innovation, lea …
Maede Chabok

Maede Chabok

OHS Advisor, RAM Engineering
Connect with other women who works in the industry, learn from them,find opportunities to growth
Madison Parry

Madison Parry

Technical Installer , FCDO Services
Being in a male dominated field can be tough but advocating for Women in Industry helps break down barriers and makes work life so much more enjoyable and understanding
Lyn Hodinh

Lyn Hodinh

Security engineer , Tunstall
Championing women in industry is important to me because different perspectives make teams stronger and solutions smarter. When women are supported and encouraged to lead, it helps break down old ster …
Lisa Courts

Lisa Courts

Operations and Training Manager , S P S SPECIALIST PROTECTION SERVICES,
Championing women in industry is important to me because I’ve seen first-hand how much capability, resilience and leadership women bring — especially in environments that haven’t always made space for …
Leigh Domingo Hughes

Leigh Domingo Hughes

International Marketing Manager, OpenEye
Championing women in industry matters to me because I’ve seen how often capable women are underestimated or left out of the conversation. When women are supported and given space to lead, the work get …
Lauren Gascoyne

Lauren Gascoyne

Client Manager, Ember Fire Consultants
Championing women is extremely important in every aspect of life. We spend more time at work than with our loved ones at times so it's a huge priority that every woman's working environment provides p …
Kerry Grimes

Kerry Grimes

Senior Recruitment Advisor, Evolution (Electronic Security Systems) Ltd
Supporting women in industry matters to me because progress doesn’t just happen on its own, it happens when we lift each other up and move forward together. When we create space for women to thrive, t …
Kathy Lakin

Kathy Lakin

Site environment & Energy lead , GKN Aerospace
Women need to be treated equally in the workplace. It is important to have independent, trusted people in a mans world.
Kate Gregory

Kate Gregory

Category Manager UKI & Nordics , ADI Global Distributor
Being new to the security sector, I’ve quickly realised how important it is for women to have equal opportunities to lead and innovate. Championing women isn’t just the right thing to do it strengthen …
Jo Shaer

Jo Shaer

MD, Lollipop Local
I want to champion women in fire safety because I know how hard it can be when you are the person responsible for a building, but your decisions are questioned or contradicted by contractors who don’t …
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