Unstoppable women don’t leave. Are you giving them a reason to stay?
Peppy's International Women's Day event
for HR and Benefits leaders


Headline Speaker: Pavita Cooper, Chair of the 30% Club UK
- Seeing attrition patterns among women (particularly mid-career or senior talent)
- Concerned about leadership pipeline gaps and succession planning
- Responsible for making benefits investment decisions
- Looking to strengthen retention and reduce health-related absence costs
- Preparing for Employment Rights Act requirements (menopause action plans, gender equity and more)
When health needs linked to menstrual health, fertility, pregnancy, menopause, cardiovascular health and long-term conditions go unsupported, women:
- Take unplanned absence that disrupts teams and drives costs
- Disengage and reduce contribution before formally leaving
- Step back from progression opportunities at critical career moments
- Leave quietly for organisations that support them better
The result is health-driven attrition that undermines retention targets, weakens leadership pipelines and creates costly replacement cycles.
When employers give meaningful women's health support, they gain retention, leadership strength and performance. This session is designed to help decision-makers understand where their organisation is exposed and what to do about it.
Register here:
Agenda
- Women’s Health Keynote
- Headline Speaker - Pavita Cooper
- Peppy Female Leadership Team Panel
- Where women's health impacts retention, performance and progression (backed by Peppy's new in-app research)
- How invisible health needs – including long-term and preventative risks – show up at work and affect day-to-day performance
- The role managers play in supporting women and how to equip them with the right tools and training
- How proactive women's health support keeps women engaged, performing and progressing throughout their careers
- Where organisations lose women across early career, mid-career and senior levels and how much is health-related
- What organisations gain when women are supported through key career moments (retention, leadership pipelines, workforce continuity)
- Practical steps leaders can take this quarter to strengthen retention and progression
- What separates effective support from policies that sit on a shelf
- Live Q&A: Put your real-world challenges directly to Pavita and Mridula
- Clinical perspective: What good women's health support looks like in practice and where early intervention makes the biggest impact
- Growth perspective: What forward-thinking employers are doing differently and what's driving demand for women's health support
- Legal perspective: Simple steps to reduce legal and reputational exposure under the Employment Rights Act
- Finance perspective: Where ROI shows up most clearly and what metrics leaders should be tracking
- CEO perspective: What leadership accountability looks like when women's health is a strategic priority
- Live Q&A: Get expert answers to your questions across clinical, commercial, legal and financial angles
Meet the speakers

Pavita Cooper
Campaigner, Speaker & Chair of the 30% Club UK
Pavita is one of the UK’s most influential advocates for greater representation across the top of British business; for twenty years she has relentlessly advocated for boardrooms to better reflect society. She shares her expertise through the media and as a public speaker.
Pavita is the Chair of the 30% Club UK and has been actively involved in the campaign since 2011. The 30% Club, founded in 2010, is the UK’s longest-standing gender campaign, which has fundamentally transformed the conversation on women on boards in the UK. Pavita is spearheading a new campaign for 2026 – ’30 by 30’; to raise awareness of the rapidly dwindling numbers of female CEOs across the FTSE100.

Mridula Pore
CEO & Co-Founder, Peppy
Mridula has spent her career driving innovations in healthcare to make it more accessible and affordable. Most recently she has led commercial teams in the pharmaceuticals and digital health industries. Prior to that she was an engagement manager at McKinsey & Co. She has a PhD in chemical engineering from MIT and an MBA from MIT Sloan.

Laura Carter-Penman
Director of Clinical Services, Peppy
Laura oversees all practitioners and service delivery at Peppy, ensuring every user receives safe, high-quality, evidence-based care. Laura has built a distinguished career across both NHS and private healthcare, with a strong focus on preventative, holistic support.

Danielle Auerbach
SVP Growth, Peppy
Danielle is a commercial leader dedicated to transforming women’s health. At Peppy, she applies her expertise in growth and innovation to help employers drive meaningful change in how specialised healthcare is delivered to their people.

Elisa Filarmonico
Head of Finance, Peppy
Elisa is an ACA qualified Chartered Accountant who brings nearly a decade of experience in senior finance roles across high-growth B2B SaaS and technology companies. She specialises in financial planning and analysis, having built and led & functions from the ground up.

Nicole Navarre Girault
General Counsel, Peppy
Nicole brings over a decade of legal leadership experience across healthcare, technology and global corporate environments. She specialises in corporate governance and navigating complex regulatory landscapes across borders, having built legal frameworks that drive organisational growth.

Grace Stokes
Head of Client Success (Host)
Grace oversees strategic partnerships to empower clients in achieving their health and wellbeing goals. With expertise in client success, workplace wellbeing, and employee benefits, Grace collaborates closely with organisations to maximise the impact of Peppy’s clinical services. Her passion for Women’s Health and menopause support fuels her dedication to helping businesses.

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