Wednesday 15 October | 5.30pm-8.00pm
RenewableNI, in partnership with Pinsent Masons, is pleased to host a Women in Renewables networking event aimed women in the middle.
Whether you are have transitioned to renewable energy from another sector, moved to Northern Ireland and missed building up a local network as your progressed in your career, or have taken a career break, then Women in the Middle is the perfect event for you.
We recognise that many networking events are either aimed at those on the first rung or at senior leadership level, and those in the middle are left to ‘muddle through’.
This evening event will give you the opportunity to make new connections over drinks and buffet in the Pinsent Masons’ office in the centre of Belfast.
Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from a specialist recruiter on empowering them to apply for promotions and new roles. Mentors from the Women in Renewables pilot, along with those currently on the course, will also be available to chat to.
Women in the Middle booking below speakers – opening soon.
Women in the Middle speakers
Anna Kelly
Policy, Public Affairs and Communications Recruitment Specialist, Murray McIntosh
Anna’s role is to support organisations find exceptional talent across policy, public affairs, communications, and economics. Since joining Murray McIntosh in 2021, she has focused most heavily on the energy and renewables sector, while also supporting roles across engineering-led industries shaped by complex political and economic contexts. Anna is especially passionate about championing women and diverse talent in these markets, helping them to secure well-deserved roles and, through continued relationships, empowering them to thrive in the workplace.
Catherine Burns
Senior Associate, Pinsent Masons
Catherine Burns is a Senior Associate and construction specialist in the Pinsent Masons Energy team, with nine years experience advising on the procurement and construction of infrastructure and energy projects in the UK and Ireland. Catherine has advised across the renewable sector, in both onshore and offshore wind, solar, battery and biogas projects across the UK, Ireland and Europe with experience in both non-contentious and contentious construction matters. Catherine relocated back to Northern Ireland in 2022 after 10 years in London, to peruse her ambition to advise on the development of offshore wind projects across Ireland.
