Using sport to drive equity..........with Jasmine Titmuss

This is a super fun and sporty episode with Jasmine Titmuss. She was breaking gender barriers from a young age, playing cricket at school (where she received a scholarship for sport and music) and in the community before many girls were doing so. She went on to play cricket professionally for England, before moving to Hong Kong to be Women’s head coach at the Hong Kong Cricket Club.

She strongly believes in the power of sport to bring people together and drive change in the community. She is currently the Ballgames Manager for Gay Games Hong Kong 2022 and was the first ambassador for PrideSports in 2015, after its launch in the UK in 2006. She has also been part of running baseball teams for Helpers and domestic workers and advocated for access and equality in cricket in Hong Kong.

Jasmine joined Credit Suisse in February 2020, helping them to find talent across APAC. In addition she is the Co-Chair of the HK LGBT+ Open Network and a dedicated advocate for LGBT+ inclusion. She recently won the LGBT+ Inclusion Champion Award 2021 as part of the Hong Kong LGBT+ Inclusion Awards run by Community Business.

On top of all that she has some of the best stories that I know you are going to love

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