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Recognising potential. Creating opportunity.

Finding the right talent is only the beginning. Creating workplaces where women can thrive matters just as much.

Through advisory, training, speaking and selective recruitment, we help organisations recognise potential and create fairer opportunities.

Finding the right talent is only part of building a workplace where people can thrive. How we hire, develop and support people matters just as much.

We help organisations recognise women's potential and create fairer opportunities through practical advisory, training, speaking and selective recruitment.

Through advisory, workshops, speaking and selective recruitment, we bring fresh perspectives and practical support to the challenges of inclusive hiring, retention and career progression.

Because attracting talented women is only the beginning. Helping them thrive makes the difference.

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The challenges

Talent is everywhere. Opportunity isn't.

Fairer opportunities depend on how organisations hire, include and support women to progress. The three challenges below show where familiar practices can create barriers, and where change can begin.

Fairer opportunities depend on how organisations hire, include and support women to progress. The three challenges below show where familiar practices can create barriers, and where change can begin.

Recognising overlooked talent

Familiar hiring criteria and affinity bias can narrow the talent pool, causing organisations to overlook skilled women whose backgrounds or career paths don't follow traditional routes.

Familiar hiring criteria and affinity bias can cause organisations to overlook skilled women with non-traditional backgrounds or career paths.

Putting inclusion into practice

Belonging is shaped by more than policies. Everyday decisions, unconscious bias and access to meaningful opportunities influence whose voices are heard and whose contributions are recognised.

Everyday decisions and unconscious bias shape who feels included, whose voices are heard and who has access to opportunities.

Addressing the broken rung

The first step into management can shape future career opportunities. Clear promotion criteria, sponsorship and access to development help organisations recognise and support women ready to progress.

The first step into management can shape future opportunities. Clear promotion criteria, sponsorship and development help women progress.

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Why it matters

Gender equity is good for women. And good for business.

Gender equity helps organisations recognise overlooked skills and create clearer opportunities for women to contribute, develop and progress.

Fairer hiring helps you recognise overlooked skills and reach a wider talent pool.

Fairer hiring broadens the talent you can reach. Supporting retention and progression helps you make better use of the skills already in your team. Bringing different perspectives into decisions can help you question assumptions and find better ways forward.

Supporting women to stay and progress makes better use of your team's experience. Different perspectives also help teams question assumptions and make more informed decisions.

How we can help

Turning understanding into action.

Whether you're reviewing recruitment, strengthening workplace inclusion or supporting women's progression, we tailor practical advice and learning to your organisation's needs.

Every organisation faces different challenges. From hiring and workplace culture to career progression, practical support can help create fairer opportunities for women.

Employer advisory

Identify barriers to recruiting, retaining and progressing women, and agree practical changes.

For HR teams and organisational leaders who want to make hiring fairer, retain talented women and create clearer opportunities for progression.

Perhaps your recruitment process keeps reaching the same candidates. Women join your organisation but leave before progressing. Or your inclusion commitments aren’t translating into everyday practice.

We work with you to understand the challenge, examine the practices behind it and identify practical changes.

What working together can involve

  • Conversations with leaders, HR teams and employees to understand different workplace experiences.
  • A focused review of recruitment, retention or progression practices.
  • Facilitated discussions to explore barriers, question assumptions and agree priorities.
  • A practical action plan, with responsibilities and next steps.
  • Workshops and follow-up advice to help put agreed changes into practice.

We agree the scope together, including what we’ll review, what you’ll receive and how we’ll assess progress. You can start with one defined challenge, without committing to a wider programme.

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Workshops & training

Interactive sessions that help teams recognise bias and put inclusive hiring and leadership into practice.

For HR and recruitment teams, hiring managers and leaders who want practical ways to make their decisions and workplaces more inclusive.

We design sessions around your audience and the challenges they face. Through discussion, workplace scenarios and practical exercises, participants explore how bias shows up and practise different ways to respond.

Topics we can explore

  • Inclusive recruitment: recognising overlooked skills, asking better interview questions and assessing candidates fairly.
  • Bias in everyday decisions: examining assumptions in feedback, performance reviews, promotion and team interactions.
  • Inclusive leadership: responding to resistance, making room for different perspectives and taking responsibility for fairer opportunities.
  • Candidate experience and employer communication: reviewing how your organisation attracts, communicates with and welcomes potential colleagues.

How sessions work

Start with a focused workshop or develop a series that builds over time. Sessions can take place online or in person, with content and exercises shaped in collaboration with your team.

We agree the learning goals in advance. Depending on the scope, participants can leave with practical resources, agreed team actions or individual next steps. Follow-up sessions can help teams reflect on what they’ve applied and where they need further support.

Christina Moreno has designed and delivered workshops for Deckers Brands, including in-person delivery in London and online sessions for its global HR team. Her experience also includes executive training for ASICS.

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Speaking and guest teaching

Fresh perspectives on talent, inclusion and women’s working lives for your event, team or classroom.

Christina Moreno draws on her experience in human rights, employment and social entrepreneurship to encourage reflection and practical conversations about workplace inclusion.

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Speaking and guest teaching

Bring a fresh perspective to your event, team or classroom through conversations about talent, inclusion and women’s working lives.

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Selective recruitment

Connect with skilled women whose experience and potential may be overlooked through traditional hiring routes.

For employers looking to connect with skilled women whose experience and potential may be overlooked through traditional hiring routes.

We start by understanding the role, your team and the skills that matter. Together, we examine the requirements and consider where a broader approach could open up your search.

Support shaped around your brief

Depending on your needs, our work can include:

  • Reviewing the role and vacancy wording.
  • Sourcing candidates and assessing relevant skills and experience.
  • Coordinating interviews and candidate communication.
  • Supporting a fair selection process.
  • Helping with offers and the transition into employment.

We can discuss support for a specific stage or a wider recruitment brief.

What we mean by selective

We take on recruitment assignments where our expertise, network and delivery capacity fit the brief. Before accepting a search, we agree the scope, responsibilities, timing and fees.

Recruitment is a separate service. You can work with us on advisory or training without commissioning a search.

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Our approach

Every organisation is different. So is our approach.

Understand your needs

We listen to your priorities, what is working and where you need support.

We listen to your priorities, what is working and where you need support.

Agree the scope

Together, we agree the focus, deliverables, responsibilities, timing and fees.

Together, we agree the focus, deliverables, responsibilities, timing and fees.

Deliver the support

We deliver the agreed advisory, learning or recruitment support, working closely with your team.

We deliver the agreed support, working closely with your team.

Review next steps

We review the work together and identify any useful next steps or follow-up support.

We review the work together and agree any useful next steps.

Our experience

Experience across different workplaces.

Our work with employers spans multinational businesses and organisations with a social mission, through advisory, training and recruitment. Christina’s experience includes workshops for Deckers Brands and executive training for ASICS. Explore our collaborations to see the different ways we have worked together.

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Working together

A conversation is a good place to start.

Tell us about your organisation, the challenges you’re facing and what you’d like to change.

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Build a workplace where women can thrive

Fair access to work is only the beginning.

We help employers improve hiring, retention and progression through practical advisory, workshops and speaking.

Led by Christina Moreno, our work brings particular expertise in refugee and migrant women and women in tech, connecting individual experiences with the systems employers can change.

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How we can help

Three ways to work with us

Choose a focused starting point or discuss a wider engagement. We tailor the work to your organisation, audience and resources.

Employer advisory

For HR and leadership teams looking to improve hiring, retention or progression.

We explore the problem with you, listen to relevant workplace experiences and identify practical changes. An engagement can include a review of hiring or progression practices, leadership discussions and a prioritised action plan.

A useful starting point: one defined challenge and a focused assessment.

Workshops and training

For managers and teams who want to turn inclusion into everyday practice.

Sessions can focus on fair hiring, workplace belonging, feedback or women's career progression. We agree the learning goals, use practical examples and help participants identify actions they can take in their roles.

Formats can include a standalone session or a short series.

Speaking and guest teaching

For conferences, company events, panels and education programmes.

Book Christina Moreno to connect employment, equity and human rights with practical employer action. Topics can include overlooked female talent, barriers to progression and what happens after the hire.

The topic and format are shaped around your audience.

A clear scope, built around your needs

  1. Start with the problem. Tell us what you want to change, who is involved and your timing.
  2. Agree the work. We define the purpose, deliverables, responsibilities and budget together.
  3. Deliver and review. We complete the agreed work and review the next actions. Any follow-up is scoped separately or included from the start.

Experience behind the work

Led by Christina Moreno

Christina is the founder and CEO of She Matters, with a background in law, human rights and employer-facing work. Her approach connects women's experiences of accessing and progressing in work with the decisions employers make about recruitment, management and development.

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FAQs for employers

Your questions, answered

Who do you work with?

We work with employers, HR and leadership teams, event organisers and education providers. Our particular expertise is in refugee and migrant women and women in tech. Each engagement starts with your organisation's needs and the people involved.

Can we start with a single session?

Yes. A focused workshop, talk or advisory session can be a starting point. We agree the purpose, audience and scope before preparing the work. A larger programme is an option only where it fits your needs and resources.

How do you price an engagement?

We quote for the agreed scope, including preparation, delivery and any follow-up. Tell us about your challenge, audience, timing and available budget so we can discuss a suitable format.

Do you also offer recruitment?

Recruitment can be discussed as a separate, focused brief. We first check the role, requirements and delivery capacity. You do not need to commission recruitment to work with us on advisory, workshops or speaking.

How can we start working together?

Get in touch with a short description of what you need, who the work is for and your preferred timing. We will discuss the fit and agree a clear scope before work begins.

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