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Following the huge success of International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day (IWCBD) 2025, we’ve invited some of the brew day project leads to join us for an online panel discussion as we reflect on and wrap up this year’s campaign.
Wednesday 4th June 2025
6.00PM - 7.30PM GMT+1
ONLINE
Our panelists are:
EMILY HENGSTEBECK (USA)
Community & Marketing Director, Beards Brewery / President, Fermenta: A Women's Craft Collective
LUCIENNE HALLUM (UK)
Sales & Marketing Representative, Turning Point
JACOB HOBBS (UK)
Head Brewer, Hackney Church Brew Co
APIWE NXUSANI-MAWELA (SA)
Founder & CEO of Tolokazi Brewery and Brewsters Academy
We’ll take around an hour to invite our guests to talk a bit about their 2025 projects, what they did and why IWCBD is important to their communities and the wider beer industry. We’ll then have some time for you to pose your own questions to the panel.
Hosted by KIMBERLEY SPIVEY, who worked on the delivery of this year’s campaign, supported by RACHEL AUTY, founder of Women On Tap CIC who will talk a bit more about the impact of the 2025 campaign and plans for IWCBD 2026.
All proceeds from this event will go towards funding IWCBD 2026. This event is free for Women On Tap CIC Changemakers - sign up here: https://www.womenontap.co.uk/join
Following the huge success of International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day (IWCBD) 2025, we’ve invited some of the brew day project leads to join us for an online panel discussion as we reflect on and wrap up this year’s campaign.
Wednesday 4th June 2025
6.00PM - 7.30PM GMT+1
ONLINE
Our panelists are:
EMILY HENGSTEBECK (USA)
Community & Marketing Director, Beards Brewery / President, Fermenta: A Women's Craft Collective
LUCIENNE HALLUM (UK)
Sales & Marketing Representative, Turning Point
JACOB HOBBS (UK)
Head Brewer, Hackney Church Brew Co
APIWE NXUSANI-MAWELA (SA)
Founder & CEO of Tolokazi Brewery and Brewsters Academy
We’ll take around an hour to invite our guests to talk a bit about their 2025 projects, what they did and why IWCBD is important to their communities and the wider beer industry. We’ll then have some time for you to pose your own questions to the panel.
Hosted by KIMBERLEY SPIVEY, who worked on the delivery of this year’s campaign, supported by RACHEL AUTY, founder of Women On Tap CIC who will talk a bit more about the impact of the 2025 campaign and plans for IWCBD 2026.
All proceeds from this event will go towards funding IWCBD 2026. This event is free for Women On Tap CIC Changemakers - sign up here: https://www.womenontap.co.uk/join