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Female Founder UK
Celebrating females building a foundation in what they love, their way.
About Female Founder UK
The official UK trademark brand for founders, entrepreneurs, and women in careers and business. FFUK is built on real experience and a deep understanding of the realities women face at work and in business, FFUK exists to inform, inspire, and improve opportunities for women whether building a business, leading within an organisation, or growing a career. At our core is community. We believe women succeed best when support is accessible, guidance is practical, and connection is genuine. That’s why our community is free to join, inclusive by design, and open to women at every stage. Through coaching, training, digital directories, events, and curated experiences, FFUK offers flexible, pay-as-you-go support that fits around real working lives. Here, you are understood, supported, and guided. 🔗 Official UK Trademark Brand 🤝 Founders | Entrepreneurs | Careers | Business 📍 United Kingdom
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Signals from Female Founder UK
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Female Founder UK is bringing its founder panel and female founder conversation to London on Friday 11 September at the Refinery, Bankside, London.
Reported by Max Freer
Presence & Recognition
Female Founder UK is hosting the Female Founders London meetup on Friday, September 11th, featuring founders, organisations, and individuals.
Reported by Max Freer
Presence & Recognition
Female Founder UK is bringing the event to London on Friday 11 September at the Refinery, Bankside, featuring a talk by Max Freer.
Reported by Female Founder UK
People
Female Founder UK celebrates Victoria Lynch and Remi Cachet, who have gone from strength to strength while Victoria continues to embody the qualities that have carried her through 30 years in business.
Reported by Female Founder UK
Presence & Recognition
Female Founder UK is hosting its Newcastle Female Founder Meet Up on 18 September, with a partnership with NatWest and Nickie Kilkenny to bring the FFUK community together in the city.
Reported by Max Freer