Inclusive Growth: Rethinking Productivity Through Equality | Celebrating Brenda Trenowden

With economic growth at the top of the UK’s political agenda, how can we ensure that progress benefits everyone, not just the few? In this event, hosted by the King's Global Institute for Women’s Leadership at King’s Business School, experts from across sectors discuss how inclusive growth, powered by equality and innovation, could be the key to addressing the UK’s productivity challenge. Drawing on the latest research, including the 2025 Lovelace Report on women in technology, the discussion explores how advances in AI, tech, and workplace policy can create a fairer, more resilient economy. Speakers: Julia Gillard (King's Global Institute for Women's Leadership) Claudia Harris (Makers) Vanessa Vallely (WeAreTheCity) Chair: Professor Heejung Chung The event also celebrates the winners of the Brenda Trenowden Feminist Analysis Essay Prize, recognising outstanding feminist research and analysis by King’s students. Read the winning essays: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/giwl/assets/bre...