Linkedin is an official sponsor of the UEFA Women’s EURO 2022, a tournament that is set to be the largest women’s European sporting event in history.
LinkedIn is committed to supporting women in achieving their goals and is celebrating trailblazing women, both on and off the pitch by highlighting the importance of female role models - and hopes to spark conversations that can help drive a more equitable world of work.
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Meet some inspirational and visible female models LinkedIn is highlighting.
Meet Carol Thomas
Carol was England’s first UEFA Women’s EURO Captain in 1984, and she is still championing the women’s game today.
Meet Rachel Yankey, MBE, OBE
Rachel Yankey is England’s sixth most capped player of all time and leads a charity encouraging girls to play football.
Meet Iqra Ismail
Iqra is Director of Women's Football at Hilltop Football Club.
Meet Anette Börjesson
Anette was Captain of Sweden in 1984, winner of the first UEFA Women’s EURO, and is the Founder of football magazine Nya Må.
Meet Chloe Morgan
Chloe is the Goalkeeper for Crystal Palace, a Coach, a Diversity Officer, and a Civil Litigation Lawyer.
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