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Bede's School
Women in Leadership Conference
Sabine was honoured to be invited back to Bede's, her former boarding school in East Sussex, UK – this time as a speaker and panelist at the school's Women in Leadership Conference.
Joining a lineup of high-profile business leaders, entrepreneurs and charity founders, Sabine spoke to pupils aged 14 to 18 about her own journey and the lessons she wishes someone had shared with her earlier.
Her presentation – deliberately crafted for a young audience, complete with memes and zero corporate slides – covers her top 7 learnings and three truths no one really talks about.
ElectronicsWeekly
Mentor of the Year Finalist – Women Leaders in Electronics Awards
Sabine Patricia Haas has been shortlisted for Mentor of the Year at the Women Leaders in Electronics Awards by Electronics Weekly (ceremony: 29th April 2026, London).
The nomination reflects her ongoing mentoring work through WE United and Imperial College London, where she has helped professionals across the industry grow and succeed in their careers.
"The impact you can have on someone's career and life simply by being present, listening, and challenging them along the way is what drives me," she says.
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Bede's School
From Bede's to Business: Alumna Sabine Patricia Haas's Global Journey
Former Bede's pupil Sabine Patricia Haas discusses how the UK academic system fostered the curiosity and persistence she uses as a global entrepreneur and advisor.
Sabine Patricia Haas’s connection to the UK academic system is long-standing. Her time at Bede's, from 1999 to 2001, was a key chapter in this journey, which also included completing both her A-Levels and a Bachelor's degree in the country. This early foundation helped nurture the leader we know today, demonstrating a commitment to continuous learning and global engagement.
In a recent conversation, we explored how her experiences at Bede's prepared her for a high-level international career: ...
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Electronic Specifier
Tech leader Sabine Patricia Haas gives career advice in honour of IWD
Haas shared her professional journey and her take on the importance of promoting greater gender diversity in the industry.
Haas’s career began in the fast-paced world of advertising, where she worked with leading global agencies. However, her curiosity and passion for data-driven strategies led her to the B2B sector, where she spent 17 years gaining expertise in global marketing, e-commerce, and digital strategy. During her time at DigiKey, Haas has applied her deep understanding of data insights to develop targeted marketing programmes that resonate with engineers and technical buyers. She approaches challenges with an open mindset and refuses to let anything hold her back.
Imperial Business School
Celebrating International Women’s Day
"Surround yourself with people who inspire and support you. Success isn’t just about working hard - it’s about having advocates who recognise your potential, challenge you to grow, and actively support your career development."
As part of Women at Imperial Week, Imperial Business School spoke to Sabine Patricia Haas (Executive MBA, 2014) about her career and how inequalities for women in the workplace can be addressed.
#ONEMILLIONWOMEN is a movement championing visibility and representation for women at work by Dr. Ulrike C. Straßer.
In Germany, nearly 50% of the workforce is female, yet in the media, over 80% of the experts and "leading voices" are still men. This imbalance fuels unconscious bias.
Leading Mother of the Week
3 questions for women balancing career and family
In her weekly column, author Annette Lippert spotlights inspiring women who successfully navigate the intersection of career and family life. She asks them three revealing questions:
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What are the top three leadership qualities you have developed or strengthened through parenting and family management?
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Your personal secret for balancing children and career?
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What are you most proud of?
