Looking Ahead to International Women’s Day 2025

Maryam Moshiri

As one of the BBC News Channel’s main anchors, Maryam has become a familiar face through her coverage of breaking news stories, as well as anchoring the channel’s flagship international news programme The World Today.

Maggie Alphonsi

As England rugby vice-captain Maggie won a record-breaking seven consecutive Six Nations titles, and got to the final of the World Cup twice, winning once. In speeches she covers leadership and performing under pressure.

Rt Hon Penny Mordaunt

In her 14 years as an MP, Penny held a number of positions in Cabinet - including being the first woman to serve as Defence Secretary, as well as playing a key role in the negotiation of post-Brexit trade agreements in her role as Trade Minister.

Dr Julia Ebner

As a leading voice in the fields of online radicalisation and threats to democracy, Dr Julia Ebner covers how extreme rhetoric is becoming more commonplace in the real world, and how this is enabled by technological and cultural developments - as well as covering what can be done to combat its spread.