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WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership)
WACL, Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership, is a club of senior women leaders across advertising, media, marketing and communications, founded in 1923 as the Women's Advertising Club of London. Its stated purpose is to accelerate gender equality in the industry, and it campaigns for 50% female CEOs.
WACL says it has over 300 members, drawn from client organisations, agencies, media owners and trade bodies. It runs member dinners and events, the WACL Talent Awards training bursaries, and mentoring and talent programmes for emerging women.
- Delivery format
- In-person
- Client type
- Senior women in advertising, media, marketing and communications
- Seniority served
- C-suite leaders, founders and the most senior marketers
Networks & communities
Best for: Senior women leaders in advertising, media, marketing and communications
Annual subscription not published. Members also commit to The Power of 3, approximately £630 to £950 per year.
300+ senior women
- Who can join
- Women only
- How to join
- Nomination or invitation only
- Seniority
- C-suite, Senior leaders
- What it is
- Professional body or association, Private club, Events and networking, Mentoring
Hosts events
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1923
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 WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership) based?
WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership) is based in London.
When was WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership) founded?
WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership) was founded in 1923.
How much does WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership) cost?
WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership) provides pricing on request. The annual subscription is not published. Members also commit to The Power of 3, which WACL says costs approximately £630 to £950 per year on top of the subscription.
Which sectors does WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership) work in?
WACL (Women in Advertising and Communications Leadership) has experience in Media & Creative.
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