
Being a female leader in sports, doesn’t mean you have to lead like “them”
Being a female leader in sports doesn’t mean you have to lead like “them”… You don’t have to be like them.You don’t have to lead

Being a female leader in sports doesn’t mean you have to lead like “them”… You don’t have to be like them.You don’t have to lead

It’s almost 2025, and apparently, you’re still the problem. At least, that’s what I keep hearing from women in the sports industry (and other male-dominated
This morning I got back from my personal kickboxing training, full of energy and inspiration and I felt like I wanted to share something with

“You are the one that is posting regularly on LinkedIn” These were the words when one of my UEFA colleagues entered the room yesterday, a

I made the same mistake again…. During the past month, I took it easy. It wasn’t exactly planned that way, but I kept receiving signs

July 2009, the younger version of me had no idea what lay ahead. That she would work on numerous FIFA World Cups, would be a

Yes, I’m talking to you, ambitious woman, you, female leader. Yesterday I had a kick-off session with an amazing woman with a lot of ambition.

Because you don’t want to disappoint others. Because you don’t want to be considered selfish or egoistic. Because you want to help others. The thing

I used to think I thrived solely on masculine energies in the male-dominated football world. When I asked people around me to describe me in

This was my first tournament working as a Marketing Venue Manager for FIFA. Something I wanted for a long time; to be involved in such