Member Benefits

This is what our members say about WiLL:

• “At home I am a wife, a mother, a cleaner. When I am with my friends I am a listener and a giver. At work I am a manager. But when I’m here, I’m just me” – said to Paula by an existing member
• “What I liked most [about WiLL] was that I was asked about me. No-one asked about my business, what I do or how I do it and that was wonderful. That’s what separates this networking from so many others” – said by a guest in May 2007
• “WiLL is very welcoming and great because it allows you to learn without it feeling like you’re learning. You find yourself sitting next to someone you’ve never talked to before, discussing something that you wouldn’t necessarily tell your mother!” – Ruth Sadler, member
• “WiLL has helped me to stop worrying about the small stuff and given me the inspiration to set up on my own. And regardless of what sort of week I’m having I always feel more positive after a WiLL event and come away with something I can use” – Claire Charlton, member
• “WiLL is a really relaxed environment that allows you to take out what you want from events without anyone judging you. Some of the workshops have really helped me in how I approach my clients and build my confidence to look at doing more corporate work and taking on bigger challenges. WiLL is also invaluable for finding out about what’s going on in the region and what you can tap into” – Sue Clark, member
• “WiLL has helped me to reinvent myself by renewing my confidence and restoring my faith in ladies” – Wendy Shalliker, member
• “WiLL is an effective tool for educating women, especially those that might need support or an extra network for advice” – Lisa Aynsley, member
• “Getting together with a diverse group of women who are generally interested in supporting and encouraging each other, and that is not all about business, that is what makes it [WiLL] stand out from the rest of the usual networking events” - Angie Mitchell, member
• “I am proud of doing business in a womanly way and WiLL helps me to have the courage of my convictions” Sharon Langridge, Employment Lawyer