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The Women@Berkeley Network

Moving from representation to making an impact

A women’s network that enables success 

The Women@Berkeley Network plays a key role in helping The Berkeley Partnership to achieve its DE&I ambitions as a firm, and in enabling our women to succeed both professionally and personally. The initiative is focused on fostering a truly inclusive workplace, where all women can achieve to their full potential. 

Active across both the UK and US, the group provides Berkeley’s women with social and professional networking opportunities, learning and development programmes, and mentorship and role-modelling. It also offers focused community and support for many of our women’s concerns, such as career progression, balancing work with motherhood, and effective leadership. 

The network is sponsored by partners Sameera Simjee, Jenna Goldstein, Anne-Lise Antolinos and Mark Stafford, and chaired by consultant Ami Lakhani.

A women’s network that fosters allies 

The Women@Berkeley Network is open to both men and women at the firm. The network’s central focus is on supporting and empowering our women, and Berkeley recognises that everyone, including men, need to play their part.  

Men are welcome to take part in select Women@Berkeley Network events so that they can feel equipped to be better allies and champions. 

Learning from other experiences and points of view 

We recognise the importance of hearing from third parties, who can offer healthy, constructive challenge and fresh thinking. The Women@Berkeley Network facilitates access to third party events and regularly invites external speakers to our own internal events – ensuring we are learning from varied experiences and expert insights.

Connecting with other networks

Some organisations have well-developed women's networks while others are considering establishing their own for the first time. We would love to hear about what is happening in your business. Perhaps we could bring our networks together to share best practice and ideas. On this theme, we have materials to support others in creating their own groups or women's mentoring programmes. Contact us if this could be of help to you and you would like to know more.