Join Sunita Harley, founder of award-winning professional development, coaching and inclusion consultancy Collective Insight, as she shares her top tips on making your voice heard as you navigate your career.
Topics in this talk will include:
- How to shape your CV and LinkedIn profile
- Making a good impression in a new job
- Job application advice
- Showcasing your skills and achievements in interviews
There will be an opportunity for the audience to ask questions, which Sunita will answer during the Q&A after her presentation.
This event is free to attend, but you must book your place in advance.
Please note that once you register, the event link will be sent to you on the day of the event.
Students attending can earn points for the Westminster Employability Award, and level 4 and level 5 students who attend can count this towards work-based learning hours.
About the speaker
Sunita Harley, Founder - Collective Insight (Human Resource Management MA, 2001)
Sunita Harley (she/her) is the founder of award-winning professional development, coaching and inclusion consultancy Collective Insight. As a certified coach, she has equipped individuals to navigate challenges and thrive in their careers. Sunita previously worked in senior talent, inclusion and learning and development roles at law firms Herbert Smith Freehills, Taylor Wessing, Slaughter and May and Addleshaw Goddard.
Sunita’s practical expertise helps individuals to focus on managing their careers, recognising their strengths and pursuing their potential regardless of their backgrounds. Through her career management and leadership sessions, she has helped teams and leaders to enhance their skills and impact at organisations including Marie Curie, Lloyds Banking Group, Meta, Coursera and numerous law firms.
Sunita’s achievements include being featured on the BBC and recognised as DEI Champion of the Year at the Women & Diversity in Law Awards in March 2023.
Before starting her HR Management Masters at University of Westminster, Sunita worked in fashion and music as a DJ. As a Mauritian British South Asian woman featured in assignments for Nike, Vogue, The Body Shop and Top of the Pops, she has been instrumental in inspiring individuals from all backgrounds to pursue opportunities to succeed, regardless of their profession or sector. Her podcast Lucky Things®️podcast, launched in 2016, encourages everyone to look after their confidence, career and wellbeing.
