Welcome to The-Women's-Insurance-Net-Work
The-Women’s-Insurance-Net-Work was created in 2007 to provide a platform for senior women in the insurance sector to be able to meet, discuss industry issues and exchange new ideas with their peers in a non competitive, relaxed and informal environment. The subtle female focus of each agenda aims to provide a good balance of industry topical subject matter and issues either specific to women or simply of greater interest and importance. Speakers are predominantly though not exclusively female, and the same can be said of the participants at each meeting.
The-Women’s-Insurance-Net-Work builds upon the successful format established by Peter le Beau and Malcolm Small in The-Net-Work and The-Pensions-Net-Work and will be complementary to those bodies.
It is a membership-based organisation meeting in informal conference three times a year. It is run by a Management Board chaired by Helen Crofts, who also chairs the conferences.
Membership will be of keen interest to:
- Insurance companies
- Reinsurers
- Actuarial Consultancies
- Other insurance related businesses
Membership is limited in order to obtain the best possible quality of debate. Corporate and individual memberships are available.
All conferences are run under Chatham House rules.
Conferences are run over 24 hours from a Thursday evening to Friday afternoon to include a dinner with guest speaker and four main presentations. Conference locations are typically within 40 miles of central London. The objective is open, relaxed and constructive debate in an informal environment, allowing the opportunity for members to interact with their peers, colleagues and friends. Members may invite guests for a small additional charge.
In addition, social events are held twice a year in central London and are open to a wider audience of women from the insurance sector.
It is our aim to create a group of high quality thinkers who can discuss the needs and development of women in the insurance sector in an open, collegiate and stimulating way.