Wo+Men’s Leadership Conference 2025: Fostering Trust, Inspiring Change

Director of Corporate Communications and Marketing Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Director of the Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre
Tracey is passionate about improving gender diversity, through dialogue and action, and is a founding member of Cambridge Judge Business School’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion committee.

Tracey is a member of the senior leadership team, with responsibility for overseeing
externally facing communications and corporate marketing. She is also a member of the European
Foundation for Management Steering Committee and a mentor to students at her alma mater, the University of St. Andrews. Tracey’s background is in outreach, engagement, and PR.

In her early career, she project-managed the creation, operational running and marketing of museums, including the Museum of Rugby and Twickenham Experience Tours at England Rugby, Twickenham. She developed engagement and
partnership programmes as Director of Outreach for the NASA Specialised Center of Research and Training in the Research Triangle, North Carolina and for ScottishTelecom, in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Tracey holds degrees from the University of St Andrews and the University of Aberdeen, has
completed the Executive Education Cambridge General Management Programme, at Cambridge Judge, and is now embarking on an Executive MBA at the Business School. In her spare time, she runs marathons.

My research interests include strategic interactions between stakeholders in supply chains and socially responsible operations. I’m a strong proponent of practice-based research and through collaborations with Intel Corporation, Stanford University Medical Center and others, I’ve combined my academic interests with firms’ needs to deliver insights for both communities.

I’m a member of the Operations and Technology Management subject group at Cambridge Judge Business School, which focuses on practice-based research through partner organisations to address a wide spectrum of management challenges.

Noor is a Supply Chain Program Manager with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), where she oversees humanitarian logistics and operations across Eastern and Southern Africa. Her role involves coordinating life-saving medical supply chains in some of the world’s most complex and challenging environments—from conflict zones to remote regions with limited infrastructure.

With a deep commitment to global health equity, Noor leads diverse, multicultural teams working remotely across continents. She thrives in high-pressure, high-impact settings, where systems thinking and data-driven strategies are essential for navigating the unpredictable.

Noor is passionate about the intersection of operations, systems and social impact, with a particular focus on equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in the humanitarian space. Her work is rooted in the belief that efficient operations, empowered people and inclusive leadership are key to transforming global health outcomes.

One of the industry’s foremost authorities, Marty Wikstrom has over 35 years’ experience in global brands. She supports companies with brand strategy, creative development, responsible technology advocacy and women’s advancement.

She began her career at Nordstrom where, over 19 years, she rose from part-time sales assistant to President of the Full Line Stores Group. Marty served as Managing Director of Harrods and then as a Non-Executive Director of Compagnie Financière Richemont SA where she also led the Fashion and Accessories brands as CEO.

Marty is a founding partner of Atelier Fund, specialising in the acquisition and development of luxury brands. Since 2002, she has sat on the board of a number of companies in the luxury, technology and sustainability sectors and is currently Chairman of Fortnum & Mason and a Non-Executive Director of Johnstons of Elgin.

Marty sits on the Advisory Board of Cambridge Judge Business School and is also a Fellow of the Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre.

In 2017, Marty was inducted into the World Retail Congress Hall of Fame. The following year, she was selected as one of Retail Week’s ‘8 Women’ who have broken down barriers to pave the way for the next generation of female leaders. In 2019, Forbes named her as their Retailer of the Year and in 2025, Marty received the Leading Light award from the International Women’s Forum.