The queen of cut-outs, Lotte Reiniger's influence on film-making can still be felt today
Lotte Reiniger (1899-1981)
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Amy Bell (1859-1920)
Women were only allowed onto the floor of the London Stock Exchange in 1973, nearly 90 years after Amy Bell started work as a stockbroker.
Kate Cranston (1849-1934)
What is the story of Kate Cranston, the woman on the Royal Bank of Scotland's £20 note?
Lucy Duff Gordon (1863-1935)
Lucy Duff Gordon built an international couture business and revolutionised how clothes were marketed and sold
Emma Paterson (1848-1886)
Emma Paterson had a short life but the organisations she started had long ones.
Laura Annie Willson (1877-1942)
Laura Annie Willson: suffragette, house builder, engineer and the original northern powerhouse.
Dora Metcalf (1892-1982)
Dora Metcalf was ahead of her time, a pioneer in the technology sector.
Alice Head (1886-1981)
Alice Head was one of Britain's most successful business leaders between the wars. So why have so few people heard of her?
Margaret, Lady Rhondda (1883-1958)
Viscountess Rhondda was in an unusually influential position in the first half of the century and used her power for good.
Beatrice Gordon Holmes (1884-1951)
Beatrice Gordon Holmes was a self-made millionaire and quite a girl.
Women Who Meant Business 