This International Women’s Day, APL Media’s lifestyle division is rounding up recent articles that put female experience front and centre. Showcasing leaders in business and finance and discussing pregnancy care and postnatal health, the team have compiled an array of notable pieces within their range of guides in 2024 so far.  

Highlights include: 

New Year Business Guide — The Telegraph 
17 January 

In this 24-page guide, the team spoke with a variety of female business leaders, including Holly Tucker MBE, founder of notonthehighstreet.com, who shared her thoughts on the UK small business scene; Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself, who discussed the importance of scaling back your business; and Vicky Zaremba, founder of Northern Copywriter and one of the ‘top voices’ for copywriting on LinkedIn, who highlighted the efficient gains that artificial intelligence can bring to the table. 

The Modern Family — The Guardian 
3 February  

The team shared insight into the failings of the NHS’s six-week postnatal checks for new mums and what’s being done to improve the service. They also explored the benefits of a ‘Mummy MOT’, revealing why so many women across the country are paying to go private. 

Business Guide — Evening Standard  
12 February  

Focusing on all things business, this 24-page guide delved into mental health in the workplace, examined how brands can stay relevant and discussed the benefits of an accountancy platform. The guide also featured an interview with Greater London Businesswoman of the Year 2023, Gabriella Goddard, who revealed what leaders must do to upskill their business.  

Living360 

Over on living360.uk, the team interviewed investment entrepreneur Hanushka Toni to find out more about how luxury handbags can bring valuable returns, discussed all things beauty with social media star Mirta Miller and got marathon tips from British Olympian Aimee Fuller, who ran her first 26.2-mile race through North Korea. 

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