Ethel Maude Wilson

thumb|220px|Ethel Maude Wilson n'afọ 1926 Ethel Maude Wilson (23 November 1876 – 12 October 1959) was a British advertising manager, company director, and one of the pioneers of women’s participation in the advertising industry. Quotes "A dreadful thing" for girls to take up a business career. Recalling attitudes toward women entering business in the 1890s., Lizzie Broadbent, Ethel Wilson (1876–1959), Women Who Meant Business (2021). She never had "two hands free out of doors" because one was occupied holding up her "ridiculously long" skirts. the restrictions faced by women in her early working life. Lizzie Broadbent, Ethel Wilson (1876–1959), Women Who Meant Business (2021). The secret of success was "application" and "a knowledge of the value of money." On career advancement and business success.Quoted in Lizzie Broadbent, Ethel Wilson (1876–1959), Women Who Meant Business (2021) External links Category:Businesswomen from England Category:1876 births Category:1959 deaths Category:Company founders Category:Women born in the 1870s