Noon in the media

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Noon founder Eleanor Mills speaking about the challenges over 50s face trying to get back to work

Eleanor being interviewed on BBC News

 ‘There is no such thing as old’ – this influencer wants to change the narrative about women and ageing

An article discussing Queenagers

Friday Five: Midlife Transformation and Psilocybin, with Eleanor Mills

A podcast sharing Eleanor Mills’ midlife philosophy and her work

Sheryl Sandberg: ‘A lot of age discrimination hits women at this stage’ by Eleanor Mills

An article about the struggles of women experiencing ‘burn out’ from their jobs in the pandemic

Badass Women at Any Age, Meet The Queenagers with  Eleanor Mills

A podcast about badass women featuring Noon founder, Eleanor Mills 

Women in their fifties don’t want to be seen purely as walking hot flushes by Eleanor Mills

An article about women in their fifties who feel they are overlooked at work due to the menopause

Noon research on Queenagers in The Telegraph

Midlife women hold all the power — and only a fool would ignore them by Eleanor Mills

An article revealing the insights from specially commissioned Noon research

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Awakening the Power of Midlife Women by Avivah Wittenberg-Cox

‘[Eleanor Mills has] dreamt up a design for a new future: spearheading a movement to help other women…step into a more accurate sense of their collective power….The result, a short 18 months later, is a mix of activism and education via an online platform, brilliantly named Noon. And a series of retreats designed for midlife women, of which I attended the first.’

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Stop making menopause a brand! It’s about healthcare, not money by Eleanor Mills

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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

Telegraph article by Eleanor Mills - time for a career reboot

Why now is the perfect time for a career reboot by Eleanor Mills

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US-based style site YouLookFab.com featured Noon and our fashion expert Stacey Duguid

Eleanor Mills talks about the Noon launch in The Telegraph

‘Was I on the scrap heap?’: Welcome to the 50something redundancy club by Eleanor Mills

The piece prompted a robust discussion among Telegraph readers.

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Guardian article about the launch of Noon

A woman’s life doesn’t end at 40 — so why does society make us feel that way? by Eleanor Mills

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Eleanor Mills talked to Chris Evans about finding new inspiration in your mid-forties

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Eleanor Mills launches media platform to empower women in midlife

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‘Refinery49 not 29’: Times veteran Eleanor Mills sets out mission to reach ‘forgotten’ demographic