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Leaders & Daughters 2021

Leaders & Daughters

Our Leaders & Daughters initiative gives voice to both the current generation of leaders and the rising female stars of the next generation. Our global events series sparks conversations among top level leaders and their daughters and mentees, with the goal of exploring their professional opportunities, challenges, successes and obstacles. We hope to learn how generations might unite to create positive change. 


Since our first Leaders & Daughters event in London in 2015, we have expanded our program to as many as 40 events in one year. Many of the events run in March in conjunction with International Women’s Day. We hope that these important conversations will help to create more opportunities for the female leaders of tomorrow.

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9th May

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Celebrating Five Years

In 2019, we celebrated five years of convening Leaders & Daughters events, aimed to address the needs and requirements of the next generation of female leaders. We have brought together more than 6,000 leaders, daughters and mentees through our 85 events around the world.

Since our first Leaders & Daughters event in London in 2015, we have expanded our program to as many as 40 events in one year. Many of the events run in March in conjunction with International Women’s Day. We hope that these important conversations will help to create more opportunities for the female leaders of tomorrow.

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