NBWL Summer Mingle 2026 – London

The Network for Black Women Leaders (NBWL) is bringing our community together this summer for an in-person afternoon of connection, conversation and community-building.

This is a chance to meet in real life, share stories, expand your network and enjoy being in community with other Black women navigating leadership across sectors and stages of life.

Whether you’ve attended an NBWL event before or are new to the network, you are warmly welcome.

Who is this for?

NBWL members and Black women of African and Caribbean heritage across the UK who are interested in joining the NBWL community.

What to expect

Informal networking and meaningful conversation.
A relaxed and welcoming summer atmosphere.
Opportunities to build new connections across sectors.
Space to unwind, reflect and simply be in community.

Register Your Interest

Tickets are limited.

Please register to request a place. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email with venue details.

Your Host – Jaiye

Jaiye is a strategic marketing and communications leader with over 20 years experience spanning public relations, digital marketing, and brand development. At Women's Resource Centre, Jaiye serves as the Lead of the Network for Black Women Leaders, where she curates leadership events, fosters community, and drives initiatives to support Black women’s career development. Known for her inclusive approach, Jaiye is passionate about visibility, equity, and building platforms that amplify marginalised voices.

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Our training and events are free for all WRC members, unless otherwise shown. If you are able to, a donation—big or small—can make a real difference in supporting our work with women’s organisations. Thank you for considering it.

Sorry, this event is now sold out.

Event details

Where

London

When

Start: 24^th June, 2026 at 12:45pm

End: 24^th June, 2026 at 4:30pm

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