Atalanta was a pioneering engineering firm run and staffed by women and led by Annette Ashberry
Annette Ashberry (1894-1990)
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Yevonde Middleton (1893-1975)
Yevonde's innovative colour work in the 1930s shook up the world of portrait photography.
Cleone Griff (1880-1963)
Cleone Benest had multiple engineering interests as well as multiple names.
Hester Parnall (1868-1939)
Hester Parnall brewed up business success in Cornwall.
Irene Barclay (1894-1989)
Irene Barclay was the first woman in Britain to qualify as a Chartered Surveyor.
Octavia Hill (1838-1912)
Octavia Hill may be a name from the past but she lies behind many organisations operating today.
Alice Cornwell (1852-1932)
Alice Cornwell owned a national newspaper but it is her own story that is newsworthy.
Mary Petherbridge (1870-1940)
Mary Petherbridge started her career in a sector where women were poorly paid and found it hard to progress. 125 years later, little has changed.
Gertrude Leverkus (1898-1989)
Gertrude Leverkus was a pioneering architect who provided housing for other working women
Margaret Bateson (1860-1938)
Margaret Bateson was a journalist who gave voice to the work of women
Women Who Meant Business 