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Jaiye Elias

Lead for the Network for Black Women Leaders
Women's Resource Centre
Jaiye Elias is a seasoned communications and marketing professional with over two decades of experience in integrated marketing, public relations, and strategic communications. As the Lead for the Network for Black Women Leaders and Head of E-Commerce and Communications at Women's Resource Centre, Jaiye plays a pivotal role in empowering women, fostering leadership, and driving systemic change. In her current role, Jaiye has been instrumental in spearheading initiatives that connect, support, and empower Black and minoritised women. She has successfully launched Women’s Resource Centre’s Online Shop, an e-commerce platform dedicated to supporting the financial independence of women entrepreneurs. Jaiye has also become a driving force behind the Network for Black Women Leaders, an initiative designed to foster unity, ambition, and leadership among Black women. Jaiye has held senior marketing roles in globally renowned marketing communications agencies within the Omnicom and WPP networks. Her expertise in building strategic relationships and managing integrated marketing projects for organisations of all sizes has established her as a sought-after consultant and leader in her field. Jaiye's unwavering commitment to diversity and inclusion is evident in her work, where she consistently champions equity and representation. With a strong background in marketing strategy, digital communication, and stakeholder engagement, Jaiye is dedicated to creating platforms that nurture entrepreneurial leadership and elevate the achievements of minoritised communities across various industries.

Media Coverage

The Intermediary

UK economy sees 0.2% growth in January – ONS

Real GDP was estimated to have fallen by 0.1% in the three months to January 2024, compared with the three months to October 2023.

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The Guardian

Letters

I welcome ‘mate’ campaign In response to Barbara Ellen’s piece, “Sorry, Sadiq, but bleating a feeble ‘maaate’ at sexists won’t stop them” https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jul/30/sadiq-khan-bleating-maaaate-wont-stop-sexists...

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The Guardian

Adequate funding for women’s refuges must be a priority | Letter

Letter: Violence against women and girls should be seen for the public health emergency that it is, writes Kiran Dhami of the Women’s Resource Centre

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Morning Star

Poverty, wonder-working and turnips

With the cost-of-living crisis showing no signs of abating, LYNNE WALSH talks to women about their experiences with foodbanks and ‘managing finances’ – and discovers some pathbreaking work on poverty being...

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Marie Claire UK

Here’s why you should STILL be angry about the tampon tax

Women’s charities were promised the extra funding… but it’s not being delivered. Now you can join a new campaign demanding our ‘blood money’ back

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Daily Mail

Should sanitary products be FREE of charge?

Tanith Carey and Vivienne Hayes MBE shared their views on the Scottish Government’s plan to make sanitary products free ‘for anyone who needs them’.

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BBC News

Equal pay day: What is the gender pay gap like where you are?

Women in some areas effectively work “unpaid” from September because of the gender gap.

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The Guardian

‘Sexist’ government cuts ignore equality laws, says women’s group

‘Gendered lens’ should be applied to tax and benefit changes to stop women from losing out, argues report

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Camden New Journal

Fears cost of living crisis will see women on the streets

Charity chief executive: ‘Women are more financially vulnerable because of the gender pay gap’

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