Work at London Women's Forum? This profile has not been claimed yet.
Claim this profile
London Women's Forum
London Women's Forum is a membership network for senior women in UK financial services, founded in 2004 as the City Women's Club. Membership is open to women at Managing Director, Director or Partner level, or equivalent, in financial services and supporting professional services firms, either through a member firm or as an individual.
It runs events and thought leadership on gender balance in financial services, cross-organisation mentoring, a CEO speaker series and outreach to bring more women into the sector. Its patron is Eleanor Laing, Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons.
- Delivery format
- In-person
- Client type
- Senior women in financial services
- Seniority served
- Managing Director, Director, Partner or equivalent
Networks & communities
Best for: Senior women in UK financial services
Individual membership £250 per year (ex VAT). Corporate tiers £1,500 to £3,000 per year (ex VAT). Women linked to a member firm join at no personal cost.
- Who can join
- Women only
- How to join
- Application and vetting
- Seniority
- Senior leaders
- What it is
- Events and networking, Mentoring, Professional body or association
Hosts events
-
2004
Last checked: 27 September 2026
Professional Coaching Credentials
None listed for this provider yet.
Training & Accreditations Offered
None listed for this provider yet.
Frequently asked questions
Where is London Women's Forum based?
London Women's Forum is based in London.
When was London Women's Forum founded?
London Women's Forum was founded in 2004.
How much does London Women's Forum cost?
London Women's Forum's pricing starts from £250. Individual membership £250 per year (ex VAT). Corporate member firms pay £1,500 (up to 25 members), £2,500 (26 to 100) or £3,000 (up to 250) per year (ex VAT). Women linked to a member firm join at no personal cost.
Which sectors does London Women's Forum work in?
London Women's Forum has experience in Financial Services.
Similar Executive Networks & Communities providers
Executive Networks & Communities
Women in PR (WPR) is a UK network for senior and middle-management women working in public relations. Its members include agency board members, in-house communications directors, boutique consultancy owners and independent consultants, and all are female or female-identifying, although men are welcome at its events. Membership offers peer support, events, a mentoring programme and links to Global Women in PR. Full membership suits practitioners with five or more years' experience or at middle-management or director level who can attend events in London, and a lower-cost digital membership is available for those outside commuting distance. Employers can join as corporate members.
Executive Networks & Communities
Women of the Future Network is an invitation-only network of successful and ambitious women across the UK, created in 2007 as part of the Women of the Future Programme founded by Pinky Lilani CBE DL. Members are identified from the shortlists and champions of the Women of the Future and Asian Women of Achievement Awards, with further members introduced through other programme initiatives. The network runs a series of events each year for members to share experiences and build connections, and says it has grown to more than 1,000 women from a wide range of sectors. It has also launched in Asia Pacific.
Executive Networks & Communities
Female Advisory Board (FAB) is a peer advisory organisation built exclusively for female founders, CEOs and managing directors, founded in Harrogate by Samantha Addy in 2023. Members join a monthly, agenda-driven board day with leaders from non-competing sectors, guest speakers and workshops, plus one-to-one mentoring with a Chair every two months. There are three boards based on annual turnover: FAB Scale (£500k to £3m), FAB Enterprise (£3m to £20m) and FAB Vanguard (£20m and above). Two annual events bring all three boards together.
Executive Networks & Communities
Women in Film & TV (WFTV UK) is a not-for-profit membership organisation for women working in film, television and digital media, whose first meeting took place in 1989. Any woman working in any role in the media industries can join, and both personal and corporate membership are offered. Membership includes a weekly programme of events and networking, more than 270 online webinars, the Four Nations Mentoring Scheme, and access to professional development schemes including the Fearless Leadership Programme, the Kay Mellor Screenwriters' Lab and a Production Management Programme. WFTV also runs the WFTV Awards.