London
ESTABLISHED 2006
Education Committee
Education committees plan events with high-profile speakers on industry-specific topics. Education sessions are open to 100WF members globally.
Contact the London Education Committee
Margaret Greata
Fortress Investment Group
Tatiana Lazareva
EG Capital Advisors
Laetitia de Pastre
American Century Investments
Ashley Knight
Mercer
Anna Nolan
Paul Hastings (Europe) LLP
Libbi Ross
Bloomberg L.P.
Jane Singer
Blackstone
Gala Committee
Our Gala Committees plan annual Galas and other supporting fundraising events throughout the year.
Contact the London Gala Committee
Rajmeet Bhatti
M&G Prudential
Paisley Arnold
Lyssa Barber
UBS
Ekaterina Doubinina-Veau
UBS
Sarah Finley
Ashley Knight
Mercer
Rebecca O'Dwyer
M&G Investments
Tara Skinner
IPM
Beneficiary Due Diligence Committee
Volunteer committee members review beneficiary applications and conduct due diligence on charities consistent with our mission.
Contact the London Beneficiary Due Dilegence Committee
Joanne Job
Allenbridge Investment Solutions LLP
Chiara Visioni
Quercus Advisors
Peer Advisory Groups
Peer Advisory Group chairs lead programs for senior practitioners working in the same specialized areas in a small group setting and vet new potential PAG members.
Genia Diamond
Cantab Capital Partners
Leila Kotlar-Bouget
CdR Capital Ltd
Lisa Fridman
PAAMCO
Jennifer Mernagh
Aberdeen Asset Management PLC
Ozgun Turk
UBS
Saadia Mujeeb
RBS
Andreea Petreanu
Mizuho International
NextGen Committee
Our NextGen Groups focus on 100WF members who are currently working in the broader financial services industry and have up to ten years of professional experience. The groups led by committee members provide an educational and social forum at which women can build lasting, synergistic relationships.
Contact the NextGen London Committee
Learn more about NextGen Groups
Victoria Rowland-Rouse
Wellington Management
Maya Aweida
HUBX
Emily Cvijan
Investec
Sarah Finley
Radoslava Giambelli
Ardevora Asset Management
Katie Lee
UBS
Katarzyna Thevissen
Sidley
Jennifer Williams
Goldman Sachs