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Women of the Future Network
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.
- Delivery format
- In-person
- Client type
- Successful and high-potential women across sectors
Networks & communities
Best for: Successful and high-potential women recognised through the Women of the Future awards programmes
Not published. Membership is by invitation.
1,000+ women
- Who can join
- Women only
- How to join
- Nomination or invitation only
- Seniority
- All career stages
- What it is
- Events and networking
Hosts events
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2007
Last checked: 27 September 2026
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Women of the Future Network based?
Women of the Future Network is based in United Kingdom.
When was Women of the Future Network founded?
Women of the Future Network was founded in 2007.
How much does Women of the Future Network cost?
Women of the Future Network provides pricing on request. Membership is by invitation. Fees are not published.
Which sectors does Women of the Future Network work in?
Women of the Future Network works with organisations across all sectors.
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