A behind the scenes look at the lives of the people bringing the Women’s Prize to life.

Lee Newman, Educational Publisher at Collins, speaks to us candidly about class, imposter syndrome and how we’re all part of the solution to barriers in publishing.

Literary agent and author, Catherine Cho discusses motherhood, mental health and starting her own business.

Founders Ella Horne and Helena Gonda talk about the origins of The FLIP and how the platform has helped spark progressive change in the industry.

Rafi Romaya, Art Director at Canongate, about finding creative inspiration and her move from London to Edinburgh.

Candy Ikwuwunna on how to look after our mental health, supporting wellbeing at work and when to seek professional help.

Preena Gadher on creating opportunities and the importance of knowing your values.

Polly Osborn on boundaries, burnout and parenting during lockdown.

Jazzmine Breary on inclusive publishing, legacy and belonging.

The books and audio agent on kindness, confidence and the importance of carving your own space.

The Founding Chief Executive of New Writing North on class, regional diversity and building successful partnerships.

The Managing Director of the Booksellers Association on confidence, retail diversity and bookshops as a force for good.

PRH’s internship co-ordinator on knowing your worth and being a leader at any stage of your career.

The literary agent on advocacy, negotiation and the language used to describe professional women

Janine Giovanni on on leading a team and her experience of coaching.

The Knights Of co-founder on inclusive publishing and the freedom of independence.

The Managing Director of Dorling Kindersley on work-life balance, advice for leaders and the future of publishing.

Sandy Mahal on cultural expectations, being a young parent and how publishers should be supporting libraries.