Events and networks

Outlined below are various events and networks that the ICAEW run or can put you in touch with

ICAEW Narrowing the Gap 

To find out more about our Narrowing the Gap events programme 2009, please contact:

• rhonda.martin@icaew.com

Past events

• Recruiting and retaining the best female financial talent: why women mean business

  Download the presentations from the Narrowing the Gap programme conference held on 29 September 2008.

For full information on all regional events being organised by the ICAEW, search the events database

Non-ICAEW events

• Professional training courses in the South East region through SESCA Enterprises

  SESCA provides a wide programme of accountancy and business related courses in the South East area (Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Hampshire, Dorset, and Berkshire), catering for a broad spectrum of CPD needs.

• Business Link networking events

  Search the Business Link events database for information on networking events across the UK.

• London Chamber of Commerce - Women in Business lunches

  These lunches aim to create a 'club-like' setting, where you can brainstorm ideas, discuss issues and learn from the experiences of other businesswomen.

• City Women’s Network events

  City Women's Network run a wide range of events ranging from social evenings to professional talks.

Networks

• Women in Finance Network: Faculty of Finance & Management

  Women in Finance (WIF) is the Finance and Management Faculty’s Women in Finance Network. The network's aim is to share experiences, and help with personal development and support. 

• Join one of our specialist networks

  Joining our ICAEW Faculties and Special Interest Groups (SIGs) provides a way to build personal contacts and expand networks in specific business areas and sectors, as well as to keep up to date with technical knowledge and marketplace developments.

• Women in the City – lunch and awards ceremony

  Aimed at women who work at senior management and partner level in the professional services sector. A once a year opportunity for women to celebrate the achievements of women working in the financial hub of London, the City and Canary Wharf.

• City Women’s Network

  One of the longest established networks for senior professional and business women in the UK. The network addresses the issues facing today's highly-educated and experienced career women. Its aims include encouraging more women to become directors, to take on public appointments and to become trustees.

• Everywoman - Women in Business

  The UK’s leading provider of training, resources and support services for women in business. It provides a forum where women can network online, share experiences, offer support and build business contacts.

• Women in Business (WIB) club website

  The mission of WIB is to encourage and enable more women to achieve their individual desired successes - whether they are at the helm of a multinational company, running their own business or in any position that provides them great satisfaction and a meaningful work-life balance.

• Women in Banking and Finance (WIBF)

  The group provides a forum for women in the financial services industry to share experiences, develop themselves and equally important develop others.