An evening of women’s wealth creation.

Come if you want to build wealth and be surrounded by inspiring women.

This event is designed to get more women talking about money: openly, confidently and without intimidation.

Our aim is to bring together women who want to learn how to make their money work for them. You don’t need expertise to start. What you need is ambition, curiosity and a willingness to learn.

It has never been easier or more accessible to start investing. And yet over 50% of women have no investments outside their pension.

If you have an iPhone, the barrier usually isn’t money or ability. It’s understanding.

And we plan to change that.

Whether you’re starting from zero with no investments, you’ve already started but feel unsure what you’re doing, or you’re more experienced and simply want to meet ambitious women focused on building wealth, this evening is for you.

The format

The evening will be structured to combine practical learning, real-life investment insight and meaningful conversation.

Presentation: Building wealth as a woman

Two female investors, Katie and Emma, will share their personal journeys into investing, how they started, the mistakes they made and the lessons they wish they had known earlier. They will also discuss how they think about different asset classes, including real estate, private credit and crypto, and building long-term wealth.

Short workshop: How to start investing

A practical walkthrough of the eToro multi-asset investment platform, showing how individuals can invest and explore different assets, to build a portfolio. The goal is to make the process feel simple, accessible and achievable.

What you'll walk away with

Practical tips on how to actually start investingFirst-hand insight from experienced female investorsA better understanding of investment opportunities across asset classesA network of ambitious, inspiring women focused on building wealthTickets

£20 per ticket

£5 from every ticket will be donated to Women’s Aid, supporting women experiencing domestic abuse.

Spaces are limited to keep the evening intimate and conversational.