Debbie Coyne, Partner and Head of Employment Law has been appointed to the TiE UK North Women’s Advisory Board. This significant appointment recognises Debbie’s leadership in the legal profession and her ongoing dedication to supporting and empowering women in business.
TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs) is a global non-profit organisation that fosters entrepreneurship through its five key pillars – mentoring, networking, education, incubation, and funding. The TiE UK North Women’s Advisory Board plays a critical role in advancing initiatives that empower and inspire female entrepreneurs of all ages and in all sectors across the North of England.
Debbie Coyne brings more than 21 years of experience in employment law and is accredited as a Leading Associate in the Legal 500 rankings. She advises a wide range of clients, including SMEs, large corporates, charities, and senior executives. Known for her pragmatic and solutions-focused approach, Debbie is a trusted advisor on matters ranging from complex disputes and discrimination claims to strategic HR planning and leadership development. Beyond her legal practice, she is a passionate advocate for workplace inclusion and the professional development of women.
Commenting on her appointment, Debbie Coyne said: “It’s a real privilege to join the TiE UK North Women’s Advisory Board and contribute to an organisation that is truly making a difference. I’m excited to collaborate with such inspiring leaders and help build pathways for the next generation of women entrepreneurs and innovators.”
Chris Kelly, Chair, TiE UK North Women’s Advisory Board, added: “We are thrilled to welcome Debbie to the board. Her legal expertise, passion for equality, and long-standing commitment to professional mentoring make her a valuable addition. We look forward to her insights as we expand our initiatives to support and elevate women-led ventures across the North of England.”
Rachel Fletcher, Managing Partner, added: “Debbie is an exceptional leader both within our firm and the wider business community. Her appointment to the TiE UK North Women’s Advisory Board is a natural reflection of the impact she continues to make. We’re incredibly proud of her.”
This appointment underscores our commitment to advancing equality and supporting leadership that reflects the diverse communities we serve.