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Are You a Casual Saver or a Disciplined Investor? – Christine Tarran

Are You a Casual Saver or a Disciplined Investor? In my experience as a financial adviser with over 24 years in the industry, when it comes to managing money, people often fall into two categories: casual savers or disciplined investors. Understanding the difference between the two and learning how to transition from a casual saver […]

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Saving for Children – Are you really setting them up for Success? – Christine Tarran

Would you trust your 18-year-old son or daughter with access to thousands of pounds? That is the question you must ask yourself before saving for your children’s future.  As parents, we often think ahead to the big milestones in our children’s lives. Our children grow and mature into adults themselves, and during this time there

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Embracing femininity within businesses and incorporating empathy and intuition into leadership roles – Vaina Lumbiwa

Embracing femininity within businesses and incorporating empathy and intuition into leadership roles. Embracing femininity while running a business can bring a unique and powerful energy to your leadership style. It’s all about being true to yourself and incorporating your feminine qualities into your approach. Nurturing mindset, effective communication and collaboration are some aspects of femininity

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6 Top Tips for Securing your Cybersecurity – Hannah Spence

6 Top Tips for Securing your Cybersecurity  In today’s digital age, cybersecurity has become a paramount concern for organisations of all sizes. With the increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber threats, protecting sensitive data and maintaining the trust of customers are essential.  We at North IT have listed 6 ways in which organisations can help

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Empowering the Next Generation: How Body Positivity Transformed My Daughter’s Life and My Business – Karen Ellis

‘Mummy, I hate my body’ How my 6-year-old daughter’s words made me reassessing body perception.   I am Karen Ellis, formerly a midwife turned Postnatal Rehabilitation Coach. I help new mums’ in my membership have a body that allows them to pick up their growing children, jump on a trampoline with their toddler and have

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How Assist helped me have the confidence to walk through Buckingham Palace Gates on my own! – Lyndsay Hogg

From my early days of starting out in business, I was introduced to Ann and the Assist Women’s Network. Starting a business is often a lonely place in the early days, but especially as soon after start-up we ran into the Covid pandemic. I was asked to speak as a guest at the Assist’s GEW,

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We’re Celebrating Team Assist #VolunteerWeek2023

We’re celebrating Team Assist #VolunteerWeek2023   The growth of Assist has been phenomenal over the past few years. This wouldn’t have been made possible without the dedication, time and efforts of our amazing volunteers. Our team of 50 volunteers have been able to bring our visions to reality, each with their unique skills, experiences and knowledge.   

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Celebrating International Women’s Day – Lara Moon Teesside Archives

Image Reference: Acc 7143 Box 4 Envelope 35 Written by Lara Moon, Archivist As part of plans for International Women’s Day this year we have been working with Assist Women’s Network to research into some inspiring women from Teesside’s past as well as celebrating the inspiring Women of Teesside today. Set up in 2009, the

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Assist Turns Thirteen!

May 2022 has seen our 13th Birthday and in celebration of us entering our teenage years we wanted to give back to our younger generation. We celebrate our birthday yearly – an annual giveback to the community. This year we celebrated with the MFC Foundation during the final week of their Changemakers course. We had

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October 2021 Reflection

October Reflection:  Whoa what a month – we sure did have a bag of treats this October 🎃👻🍭 We started the month on a sunny October day with a perfect group of people to give our Sisterwood some ‘TLC’. We started filling the surrounding area of our trees with purple and white bulbs… crocus’, snowdrop’s,

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Assist turns 12!✨💜

10th May 2021, Assist Women’s Network turns 12! To celebrate being 12 years young, the amazing Treats of Yarm has baked us a cake which will be delivered to Little Sprouts UK 💜 To further celebrate our 12th birthday, here are just a few reasons why our Core Team love Assist…   📹 Editing: Amy

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Do we still need International Women’s Day in 2021? – Dianne Casey

Do we still need International Women’s Day in 2021? Dianne Casey Yes, we do! Every year at least 4 people will say what about men… International Men’s day is the 19 November each year so please don’t feel left out! International Women’s Day to me… Is an opportunity to listen, speak out, gain information and

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Assist Chit Chat – Week 3 – Emma Morris

Imposter syndrome – You’re not alone! For week 3 of AssistHER OptiMe CEO, Bethany Ainsley, delivered an insightful, yet refreshing, presentation discussing ‘Imposter Syndrome’. She educated us all on the meaning of this ‘syndrome’ and the complexity behind it. Bethany shared a range of perspectives which resonated with all of us, whether that be our

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