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City Women Network
City Women Network (CWN) is one of the longest-standing women's networks in the UK, founded in 1978. It is a membership organisation for women from corporate, professional and entrepreneurial backgrounds, offering career development events, speakers and panels, and social gatherings.
Individual and corporate membership is available. Members get access to events and on-demand recordings, a members-only area and LinkedIn group, and visibility to external board and trust roles. CWN also runs a mentoring and coaching programme for its corporate members.
- Delivery format
- In-person and online
- Client type
- Women from corporate, professional and entrepreneurial backgrounds
Networks & communities
Best for: Women across corporate, professional and entrepreneurial careers
Individual membership £195 per year or £22 per month. Corporate membership is available.
- Who can join
- Women only
- How to join
- Open to join
- Seniority
- All career stages
- What it is
- Events and networking, Mentoring
Hosts events · Online community
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1978
Last checked: 27 September 2026
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Frequently asked questions
Where is City Women Network based?
City Women Network is based in London.
When was City Women Network founded?
City Women Network was founded in 1978.
How much does City Women Network cost?
City Women Network's pricing starts from £195. Individual membership £195 per year or £22 per month. Corporate membership is also available.
Which sectors does City Women Network work in?
City Women Network works with organisations across all sectors.
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