A two-day event designed for all women at any stage of their professional journey. Providing inspiration, guidance and business services to find their best career match or support their business.
We have five theatres with over sixty sessions across the two days. Access the Free Seminar programme and plan your day.
Check out the 2019 video below and save the date for this year’s event!
"A fantastic event full of inspiring speakers throughout the day. Thoroughly enjoyed the keynote speakers. I'm buzzing with ideas and inspiration! If you're a woman in business, this is an event not to miss!"
- Nisha Haq (visitor)
"The WIB Expo empowered me to take a leap towards the career change I had secretly desired to pursue for years!"
- Susann Turi (visitor)
"Impressed by the credentials and profiles of the speakers and organisations represented, a real must for the working woman."
- Clare Gowar (visitor)
Being invited to speak at Women in Business Expo gives me an opportunity to share my business experience with an audience of ambitious and motivated women. We need to come together to discuss areas such as equal pay and diversity. That’s why we needed this first - a focused and free exhibition to raise women’s aspirations and present real opportunities to inspire people to grow and progress. I hope to see you at Women in Business Expo.
BARONESS KARREN BRADY CBE
I'm beyond excited to be speaking at the dedicated Women in Business Expo. I want to share my business journey with you which I'm hoping will inspire you and give you the confidence to pursue a career that you are truly passionate about. I'm so looking forward to meeting you!
CAPRICE BOURRET
Talented actress @violadavis always speaks out against injustices. She's one of the most talented women in the industry & the world needs to acknowledge that. Watch her award winning performances in Fences, How to Get Away with Murder & Doubt this weekend.https://t.co/LXHV77Kvbf pic.twitter.com/edTHlU6Dkh
— WIBexpoUK (@wibexpouk) July 10, 2020
This year in the UK, women are more likely than men to have been furloughed or temporarily paid by the government's job retention scheme. Has the COVID-19 health emergency set women back decades? Read more: https://t.co/hmF7VzeHYu#Lockdown #Economy #Women #EmpowerWomen pic.twitter.com/pqQM15oRrr
— WIBexpoUK (@wibexpouk) July 10, 2020
