Kat Clifton (She Can Play) and Leah Godfrey (Capital Girls League and Sporting Duet FC) join Natalie Doyle to discuss the importance of representation for women and girls in sport and in business, and how they create opportunities for girls outside of playing sport. If you can see it you can be it.
Kat Clifton is a former West Ham United player and PE teacher. In 2016 she founded She Can Play to provide more opportunities for girls to play football, and has now created a pathway for girls across Essex and Hertfordshire.
Leah Godfrey is Chairwoman of the Capital Girls League (CGL) and Head of Girls and Women at Sporting Duet FC. Leah has over 25 years of experience in business transformation, brand development & engagement, event production and charity leadership which she now applies to modernising the girl’s and women’s game.
They share their experiences of creating opportunities for girls and why they think it's important to show girls the opportunities that are available to them.
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