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FWN’s regular events about the latest trends and developments and its networking events provide an invaluable way of establishing and cementing contacts and the sharing of information and ideas



Upcoming events

    • Thursday, June 19, 2025
    • 12:30 - 13:30
    • Zoom
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    We're delighted to welcome back Cornelia Raubal who will be conducting an interactive session on how to use behavioural styles to build better relationships.  In high-performing teams, communication isn’t just a soft skill — it’s a business advantage. Research shows that 75% of long-term job success depends on interpersonal skills, yet most professionals are never taught how to work effectively with different personality types.

    In this interactive session, you’ll uncover the behavioural science behind connection. Using a practical behavioural styles framework, you’ll identify your natural communication style, learn how to spot the patterns in others, and discover how small shifts in your approach can lead to dramatically better conversations, collaboration, and outcomes.

    Backed by insights from psychology and neuroscience, this session will show you how understanding behavioural styles reduces friction, builds trust faster, and strengthens team cohesion. Whether you’re leading a team, navigating internal politics, or building influence across departments, this workshop will give you tools you can apply immediately to build stronger, more productive professional relationships — without needing to become someone you’re not.

    Cornelia is a former CEO of a US$250M company and has expertise in coaching leaders from multiple industries, seasoned executives or rising stars in the entrepreneurial world.  As an NLP coach and Timeline therapist, Cornelia specialises in helping leaders reprogram limiting beliefs, communicate effectively and navigate high pressure environments with clarity and confidence.  Cornelia brings real-world leadership experience, neuroscience-backed coaching and a direct no fluff approach to every engagement delivering the message with a sprinkling of humour.

    • Tuesday, July 15, 2025
    • 17:30 - 20:30
    • Huxley, 8 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4BQ
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    We are very excited to be offering our members an opportunity to join us, in person, at a workshop about "Fearless Leadership: what we have learned from exploring the types of leadership needed in times of complexity and change" with our guest Karen Creavin of the Active Wellbeing Society.  In the workshop you will explore and discuss how we start to think differently about our role in systems and how we understand fear and courage to help us in our work.

    The workshop will aim to look at fearlessness and courageousness in times of deep change covering two foundational premises to what Karen has explored in her work:

    1.   We’re living in times of extreme change that call for courage…  How do we stay with the trouble?  How do we use the disruption to find new forms of collaborating and organising?

    2.   Many of the issues are caused by a knowing/doing gap. We collectively have a good sense of the action needed but making the change happen is complex. How do we harness our collective imaginations to create better?

    Karen is Chief Executive at The Active Wellbeing Society – a community benefit society and cooperative, based in Birmingham and working nationally across the country. The organisation aims to be part of the solution to tackling inequality and promote community wellbeing.  She is an innovative public service leader, with a reputation for disrupting, provoking and inspiring change, pushing at the boundaries of provision and always fighting for the least heard voices.  She has overseen the delivery of multi-million pound projects, operated at a senior level within Europe’s largest Local Authority and influenced significant system change across health, transport, sport and physical activity.  Karen understands how to shift systems and facilitate transformative change across sectors, how to speak truth to power, and how to lean in, be with, and show up for those underrepresented communities locally and nationally. 

    We are extremely grateful to  for hosting another event for the Fraud Women’s Network.

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