Noon in the media
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What happened when Gen X grew up
‘Eleanor Mills, founder of Noon, a UK hub and media platform supporting mid-life women, tells BBC Culture: “Change is very difficult, and transition is hard. There’s a forgotten army of women who are under-served. We’re providing a new map for women in later life, as they’re starting to move into their prime and discover their purpose and the next version of themselves.” The Noon Book Club is a central element of the Noon offering, and is hosted by Sam Baker, podcaster and author of The Shift – How I (Lost and) Found Myself after 40 and You Can Too.’
‘I was told at Facebook I was middle-aged at 35’
The world’s most powerful businesswoman Sheryl Sandberg talks about finding love after her husband’s death, taking on stepchildren – and fighting for women hit by the pandemic.
— Eleanor Mills talks to Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg
Why now is the perfect time for a career reboot by Eleanor Mills
US-based style site YouLookFab.com featured Noon and our fashion expert Stacey Duguid
‘Was I on the scrap heap?’: Welcome to the 50something redundancy club by Eleanor Mills
The piece prompted a robust discussion among Telegraph readers.
A woman’s life doesn’t end at 40 — so why does society make us feel that way? by Eleanor Mills
Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky
Eleanor Mills talked to Chris Evans about finding new inspiration in your mid-forties
Eleanor Mills launches media platform to empower women in midlife
