In pictures: function at The TapHouse, City Lane
The TapHouse in City Lane buzzed with energy on Thursday as women gathered for another successful Ladies in Business event.
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The TapHouse in City Lane buzzed with energy on Thursday as women gathered for another successful Ladies in Business event.
The evening was dedicated to fostering support and connection among women in the community
Ladies in Business founder Dimity Bullen-Nicholas said there were four sponsors on the night, which helped ensure the networking function was possible.
Lana from The Taphouse introduced her exciting new venture with Monat Hair Care, offering attendees a glimpse into the opportunities and benefits of the premium haircare line.
Madison Craig of MC Dynamic Dance Studios captivated the audience with insights into her adult and children dance classes, highlighting the joy and health benefits of dance. Meanwhile, Taleah Henderson from Meka Recruitment spotlighted their charity initiative, Future Lady Tradies, which aims to provide robust support for women pursuing careers in trades.
One of the most poignant moments of the night came from the inspirational Estelle Hope.
She shared her deeply personal journey with alopecia, unveiling the challenges and triumphs she faced while reclaiming her health and hair. Her transformation story resonated with many, emphasising the strength and resilience inherent in every woman.
Originally published as In pictures: function at The TapHouse, City Lane
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