Get to know the Sister Team and discover what makes them passionate about celebrating womanhood and what being a woman truly means to them.
What do you love most about being a woman? – Kay, Co-Founder & Managing Director
I love that women can show great strength and can also freely show emotion, as well as being incredible at multitasking. But for me I most love being a Mum.
Who is your female role model and why? – Phoebe, Digital Account Manager
My beautiful mother, without her, I would be lost. She is the reason I understand fairness, kindness and the value of good manners.
How has a woman’s strength inspired you? – Chloe, Senior Account Director
Women’s strength is a daily source of inspiration; their impact is felt everywhere. Balancing careers, motherhood and breaking generational barriers, they continue to redefine success and shape the future with resilience and determination.
What’s one thing you’re proud of as a woman? – Meghan, Senior Account Director
I’m proud of the way women support, uplift and empower each other every day.
Describe womanhood in three words? – Hannah, Account Manager
Inspiring, fun, strong.
What traits do you admire in women and try to grow in yourself? – Marianne, Designer
I really admire how much the women around me value community and always find ways to support each other. Whether it’s family, friendships, or business, I want to nurture these relationships with the same thoughtfulness as them.
How does it feel when women support each other? – Regan, Marketing Assistant
It feels incredibly powerful – a bond that brings us confidence and resilience. Not only achieving our own goals but also celebrating and uplifting each other’s successes. Creating a positive atmosphere where we can all be the best version of ourselves.
What do you think is the most powerful thing women give to the world? – Anni, Account Director
Love, empathy, empowerment and children.
What positive changes for women have you seen recently? – Emma, Design Director
Top British companies are continuing to lead the way for gender equality in boardrooms with women occupying over 43% of roles on company boards.
What do you think is women’s biggest strength? – Olivia, Senior Account Executive
I believe that one of women’s greatest strengths is their resilience. Throughout history and in everyday life, women consistently show the ability to adapt, overcome challenges and keep pushing forward despite obstacles, helping make the world a better place.
What does sisterhood mean to you? – Sophie, Account Director
Sisterhood is about lifting each other up, sharing experiences and standing together through both challenges and celebrations. It’s the understanding that no one is alone and that together we are stronger.
Who are the women that have impacted you the most and what did you learn from them? – Charli, Account Director
Throughout my career, I have been lucky enough to be surrounded by incredible female mentors in the PR sector who have provided invaluable guidance and created a supportive environment. A key lesson that has stuck with me recently is managing your energy over time to lead to long-term success.
What advice would you give to young women today? – Sarah, Co-Founder & Creative Strategist
Believe in yourself and follow your instincts. Hindsight is a great thing but sometimes your mistakes make you stronger.
How can women lift each other up? – Steph, Senior Account Executive
By supporting each other’s goals and celebrating achievements. It’s important for every success (big or small) to be recognised and appreciated.
What do you admire about women? – Matt, Senior Graphic Designer & Photographer
Working with an incredible team of women, I’ve witnessed that resilience and support is second nature – no challenge is too big when there’s a group chat! They lift each other up, get things done, and somehow always know where the decent snacks are.
How do you like to support other women? – Mel, Associate Director
I support other women by, listening without prejudice, Offering advice and support, Offering help when needed, mentoring and motivating and being empathetic while doing so. I am a big believer in celebrating people’s achievements, I want people to know they are valued and appreciated.. and loved!
Professionally I am proud to work for a female-founded and run business, that advocates for and celebrates the women in the team. We strive to work hard, all the while supporting, empowering and celebrating each other… and making time for fun along the way too.
Personally, I am from a family of very strong and supportive women, whose support has been invaluable, this grounds and guides me every day, and I feel lucky to have had amazing female role models there for me, throughout my life.
