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Our WISLaw members met at the Fulham FC Stadium (London) for a Women In Football (www.womeninfootball.co.uk) exclusive event with our WISLaw Hon. President Moya Dodd!

Moya gave an inspiring and motivational speech on the advantages of diversity in football. Diversity is indeed needed at all levels of the football industry (i.e. both at the playing and the governance of the game). Her speech was followed by an interesting discussion between Moya Dodd and WiF Director Jacqui Oatley and some networking time among the participants!

 

WiF is a very well-established association in the U.K. (including all women who are active in the football industry, i.e. not only lawyers) and is planning to expand in the coming months. Overall, this was a very well organized- and attended – event and a great opportunity for WISLaw members to interact with – and meet football lawyers and other members of Women In Football!

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