Our team supports towns, cities and venues to support local areas in rolling out Ask for Angela. We are all passionate about supporting the agenda to reduce violence against women and girls. We share best practice and offer free support and resources to create a safer environment for all in society.
Sylvia is the founder and director of Ask for Angela CIC and a leading voice in hospitality safety. With over 25 years’ experience in public safety, licensing and fostering partnerships, she works with businesses, local authorities and national bodies to improve safety standards. Sylvia leads the initiative’s growth and strategic direction, championing practical, inclusive tools that help individuals feel safe and supported in venues and public spaces. Sylvia is also CEO of Six Till Six.
Iwona is co-director of Ask for Angela CIC and a highly experienced safeguarding and licensing professional. She has worked extensively with venues, police and local authorities to implement robust safety measures and respond effectively to vulnerability. Iwona leads on training and venue engagement, ensuring the Ask for Angela initiative is grounded in real-world frontline experience and delivered in ways that protect individuals and promote community wellbeing.
James is co-director of Ask for Angela CIC and a licensing and legal specialist with a strong background in hospitality operations. Having had responsibility for numerous large late-night venues, he brings hands-on knowledge of risk, regulation and safety. James leads on legal, licensing and operational guidance for the initiative, ensuring it is practical, compliant and effective for businesses seeking to create safer, more supportive environments for their customers.
Grace is the projects and marketing officer at Ask for Angela CIC, supporting the delivery of training, resources and venue engagement. She ensures the initiative is implemented effectively across diverse sectors. Grace plays a key role in coordinating outreach, responding to enquiries and supporting partners, helping to ensure more individuals can access help quickly and discreetly when they need it most.
