Award-winning networking community offers free memberships to women in business

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Co-Women is providing sponsored memberships to ensure every woman can connect and thrive.

An award-winning networking community is offering free memberships to help marginalised women in business. Co-Women, a social and networking club for female-led businesses, is providing sponsored memberships to ensure every woman can connect and thrive. Founded by Jo Child, Co-Women aims to support women in business, offering a community where female founders, freelancers, and career changers can connect.

The group, which was recently named Community of the Year at the Brighton Girl Awards, is expanding across Sussex and beyond, with plans to launch in Glasgow later this year. As part of this growth, Co-Women is offering three fully-sponsored memberships for women from marginalised communities, supported by DEI Consultancy, Cultural Nexus Ltd. Two of these places have already been filled, with one still available.



Jo Child, founder of Co-Women, said: "We’re not your average networking group. "Unlike traditional networking groups, we don’t have an industry lock out policy as we actively promote collaboration over competition. "Membership with us provides you with affordable access to a wealth of expertise and resources to grow your business.

"From deep conversations to dancing on tables, Co-Women is here to make your social life sparkle while your business grows. "And with these sponsored memberships, we’re making sure more incredible women get a seat at the table." Co-Women encourages women at all stages of their business journey to join their community, with no pressure to be anything other than themselves.

The group aims to provide a supportive environment where women can connect, share experiences, and grow their businesses together. Cecilia Harvey, founder of Cultural Nexus, said: "Empowering women from all backgrounds isn’t just important - it’s essential. "At Cultural Nexus, we believe in accessibility and social mobility.

"Valuing those voices that are too often unheard means giving someone the confidence that comes from being truly included. "Supporting Co-Women in offering these sponsored memberships means more than just access to events; it means access to opportunities, collaborations, and a safe (vibrant and very fun) community.".