What to do when you recognise that leadership has become entangled with overgiving, self-silencing and the pressure to keep proving ourselves. Read more
For many women, midlife is often framed as a moment of loss. But what if midlife is not a crisis at all? What if it is an awakening? Read more
Exploring a new paid NBWL Leadership Programme for Black women. Register interest for 1:1 coaching, group sessions and structured leadership development. Read more
The Network for Black Women Leaders is now on LinkedIn. Follow us for up-to-date growth and development opportunities not to be missed. Read more
The awards celebrate Black-led organisations and leaders creating meaningful change in their communities Read more
Think about style not as surface-level fashion, but as a powerful part of leadership presence, personal brand and self-expression Read more
What does it take to keep leading when the work is emotionally demanding, under-resourced and rooted in systems that do not always move quickly? Read more
Many women are doing powerful work in their communities, organisations and businesses, but too often, that work remains invisible not because it isn’t valuable, but because the story isn’t being told. Read more
In the third and final part of this candid discussion, Jaiye Elias from the Network for Black Women Leaders, speaks with Non-Executive Director Ruth Ajayi about the realities of becoming a Non-Executive Director. Read more
In Part 2 of this candid discussion, Jaiye Elias from the Network for Black Women Leaders, speaks with Non-Executive Director Ruth Ajayi about the realities of becoming a Non-Executive Director. Read more
In this candid discussion, Jaiye Elias from the Network for Black Women Leaders, speaks with Non-Executive Director Ruth Ajayi about the realities of becoming a Non-Executive Director. Read more
The question isn’t how to protect your current job. It’s how to build a career resilient enough to evolve with whatever comes next. Vanessa Kingori OBE shares some key shifts. Read more
There’s a difference between networking and building a network. Learn what building a powerful network really requires. Read more
Award-winning business storytelling coach Beatrice Kabutakapua invites us to reclaim our stories as sources of authority, clarity, and leadership power. Read more
Dive into The Cost of Black Excellence™ research exploring the emotional and physical toll of navigating high-pressure workplaces as a Black professional. Read more
We explore one of the most under-discussed aspects of career progression: The politics behind promotion, and what it really takes to be seen, recognised and rewarded. Read more
Award-winning wealth advisor and Propelle founder Ayesha Ofori shares a powerful blueprint for how Black women can build real wealth beyond their salary. Read more
We share six lessons for networking with purpose from Jaiye Elias, Lead of the Network for Black Women Leaders. Read more
Discover your unique networking style and learn how to build influence with authenticity. Whether you’re a quiet observer, confident connector, thoughtful nurturer, or strategic planner, this short quiz will help you understand how you naturally create relationships and how to turn your strengths into career-shaping connections. Read more
Reflections from our Network for Black Women Leaders Event with award-winning doula, activist, and no-nonsense confidence coach, Mars Lord Read more
Elfredah’s NBWL mentoring journey helped her move from self-doubt to visibility in the tech space. As an immigrant founder in AI, she built confidence, secured funding, joined the INSEAD AI Venture Lab, and now leads with empathy, vision, and boldness. Read more
Brenda's NBWL Coaching journey helped her rebuild confidence, set boundaries, and reclaim her worth after facing job loss. Through 1:1 coaching and peer support, she reshaped her leadership style and stood firm in her value. Read more
C.C. describes the transformation she experienced through the NBWL Mentoring Programme. In just six months, she went from big ideas to launching a peer support programme and securing a trustee position. Read more
In this interview, author Esuantsiwa Jane Goldsmith shares the stories behind her book: from standing up to sexism to tracing her Ghanaian roots and discovering a matriarchal royal lineage. Read more