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The Women's Chapter
The Women's Chapter is an application-only network for senior professionals, business owners and female founders who want to build connections, collaborate and solve business challenges together. It says it has grown through applications and referrals to more than 5,500 members.
Membership includes in-person and virtual events, a monthly virtual member meeting and mastermind, a peer accountability partner, a members' WhatsApp group and directory, and profiling opportunities. It is a certified B Corp and donates 5% of membership fees to charities that support women and girls.
- Delivery format
- In-person and online
- Client type
- Senior professionals, business owners and female founders
Networks & communities
Best for: Senior professionals, business owners and female founders who value collaboration over lead generation
£90 per month or £900 per year, including VAT.
5,500+ members
- Who can join
- Women only
- How to join
- Application and vetting
- Seniority
- Senior leaders, CEOs and founders
- What it is
- Events and networking, Peer forums and advisory groups, Online community
Hosts events · Online community
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Last checked: 27 September 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What does The Women's Chapter do?
The Women's Chapter is an application-only network for senior professionals, business owners and female founders who want to build connections, collaborate and solve business challenges together.
Who does The Women's Chapter work with?
The Women's Chapter works with senior professionals, business owners and female founders.
How does The Women's Chapter deliver its services?
The Women's Chapter delivers its services in-person and online.
Where is The Women's Chapter based?
The Women's Chapter is based in London.
How much does The Women's Chapter cost?
The Women's Chapter's pricing starts from £900. £90 per month or £900 per year, including VAT.
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