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ANSA McAL has thrown its sup­port be­hind the 2025 Women in Lead­er­ship (WIL) Con­fer­ence, host­ed by the UWI Arthur Lok Jack Glob­al School of Busi­ness, as part of its push to cre­ate more space for women in lead­er­ship.

The com­pa­ny was the of­fi­cial spon­sor of the event’s net­work­ing and cock­tail re­cep­tion, held at the Mt Hope cam­pus on Ju­ly 8. The re­cep­tion fea­tured can­did con­ver­sa­tions and sto­ry­telling from women in lead­er­ship across the re­gion, fol­lowed by a full day of vir­tu­al ses­sions on Ju­ly 9.

The theme of this year’s WIL Con­fer­ence—Peo­ple, Cul­ture and Per­for­mance: Strate­gies for Women in Pow­er—fo­cused on how women are re­shap­ing lead­er­ship by lead­ing with em­pa­thy, col­lab­o­ra­tion and pur­pose. The gath­er­ing at­tract­ed pro­fes­sion­als from sev­er­al in­dus­tries and in­clud­ed ap­pear­ances by Pres­i­dent Chris­tine Kan­ga­loo and Works and In­fra­struc­ture Min­is­ter Jear­lean John.