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OUR PURPOSE

We work to raise the visibility of women in the UK transport sector and improve diversity and inclusivity across all aspects of the mobility ecosystem.

OUR GOALS

Foster visibility & build networks

Support an empowered & diverse workforce

Create career development opportunities

Promote inclusive & sustainable mobility

Shape the mobility discourse

Develop partnerships across sectors

BECOME A MEMBER

WiM UK aims to reflect diversity in its members, events and other activities, to raise the visibility of women in this vibrant sector. We are a place to network, share and exchange ideas.

Mobility is undergoing dramatic change and our group wants to help women to have a seat at the table, to ensure transport’s future destiny is shaped to meet everyone’s needs.

We invite all female mobility enthusiasts to join our group, from students to CEO’s, industry leaders to academics, tech gurus to government workers. Everyone is welcome to discuss the future of mobility and collaboratively create a better transport future.

Join us now

Meet the Team

WiM UK is run by three mobility enthusiasts with a wealth of experience, drive and determination to make our planet a better, more inclusive, place.

Shared Mobility Enthusiast

Annie Reddaway

“I see a WIM UK as a space for women in mobility to connect, share our knowledge and experience and learn together. It is really important to inspire and empower each other and celebrate our achievements.”

Disruptive Mobility All-Rounder

Olga Anapryenka

“Women make up a large proportion of mobility users but not of the industry designing and implementing the systems; I hope we can provide a space for women in the industry to network, learn and develop.”

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Accessible Mobility Advocate

Sandra Witzel

“Active leadership from women creates better outcomes for everyone, not least the mobility sector. At WiM UK, we do our part to improve diversity and inclusivity, push the conversation and challenge each other.”