RCK Hosts Women in Business Event at The Savoy Hotel

RCK Partners are excited to host "A Celebration of Women in Business: Afternoon Tea, at The Savoy Hotel, London" on Thursday 13th July.

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RCK are excited to host A Celebration of Women in Business: Afternoon Tea, at The Savoy Hotel, London on Thursday 13th July. The event will be a celebration of women in all sectors of business; we will be joined by over 100 leading business owners and change makers, to share stories of success, encouragement and change for women across all industries in the UK.

We will have keynote speakers attending, and guests from our recent Women in Business video series, which was launched in January 2023. In this series, we had the privilege to interview many inspirational women across a range of different industries – from law and finance to construction and fashion – to hear about their professional journeys and how they achieved their current positions, despite the obstacles in their path.

Watch the most recent video in our series, where we met with Flavilla Fongang – Founder of Black Women in Tech and advertising agency 3 Colours Rule.

Attendance is by guest list only. If you are interested in attending the event, please email us at events@rck.partners. All proceeds from the event will be donated to UK charity, Smart Works. Donate here.

Smart Works is a registered charity – Charity No: 1080609.

Smart works charity and RCK Partners

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