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Women at Humphries Kirk

Who runs the world? Girls!

Leading Dorset and Somerset law firm Humphries Kirk LLP demonstrates why women play such an important role in shaping their firm

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According to official figures, only 1 in 5 businesses in the UK is currently run by a woman. Despite this, we should all be encouraged by the rapidly growing number of women who are powering through traditional barriers to success, to now run their own companies or excel in directorial roles.

Many talented women are now fulfilling their potential due to the step-change taking place in leading boardrooms and businesses, along with the various awards, dedicated networking events and support groups for women.

85% of employees at HK are women

75% of the management roles at HK are held by women

“...we should all be encouraged by the rapidly growing number of women who are powering through traditional barriers to success”

63% of women who are partners/board members

With this positive change in mind, Humphries Kirk LLP is delighted to once again sponsor the Successful Women in Business Awards as it continues to showcase the achievements of businesswomen in Devon, Dorset, Hampshire and Somerset. “As a top law firm, with 75% of its senior management roles occupied by women, we greatly benefit from a strong female presence in all aspects of our business. Key skills and attributes such as effective networking, empathy, professionalism and an inclusive mindset have helped many women to succeed in our firm.” Melanie Knight Practice Manager at Humphries Kirk LLP Humphries Kirk LLP employs over 130 women across the nine offices it operates, which accounts for 80% of its entire workforce. With continued investment, all employees are given the opportunity to achieve additional qualifications, receive specialist training and to gain diverse experiences.

So, who runs our world?

The girls!

About Humphries Kirk

Humphries Kirk has offices in Bournemouth, Parkstone, Poole, Swanage, Wareham, Dorchester, Cranborne Chase, Crewkerne and London. Visit the website to find out more. www.hklaw.uk

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