#FWNSummit 2018

GREAT NEWS!!! 
Complimentary ONE WAY Bus Ride to Café Romulo to the first 50 Full Access Summit Delegates who shows up at 4:45 PM promptly at the front entrance of St. Pancras Hotel. Sponsored bus shuttle!


Welcome to London!
Women Who ROCK
Power Meetup with FWN Community Partners
and
Filipina and British Women Professionals and EntrepreneursAwesome UK Influentials:

•     Adelina Duenas
•     Angela Katrina Adams
•     Crystal Dias 
•     Cynthia Barker
•     Elena Francisco Samson
•     Maria Trinidad Manalo Maramba
•     Novabel Teves Fossgard
•     Rowena Romulo
•     Zenaida  Del Mundo

Meet the Faces of Global Pinay Power: Francine Maigue 2015 and Rowena Romulo 2017
Get a head start with social networking with FWN Community Partners, our Filipina British sisters, British women who share our cause for women's rights, entrepreneurs and government officials in a Power MeetUp = Power.Discussion.

Fast track your networking experience. We will form groups of 5 each for a more intimate gathering. Meet up with fellow professionals and entrepreneurs. Your group networking host will be a local British professional or entrepreneur. Find out more about what they're up to. Find out what issues they care about and what life in London is like for career women and entrepreneurs!

Remarkable British women: 6 top facts
The women who changed British history, by fighting for the vote and dedicating their lives to a noble yet dangerous cause. Did you know?

• Writer Mary Wollstonecraft has been called The Mother of Feminism. She was also the mother of Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein.
• The first woman to vote in a parliamentary election in Britain was the Manchester shopkeeper Lily Maxwell in 1867. Her name was on the voters’ register as a ratepayer and she was cheered at the polling station. This loophole was quickly closed.
• Not all women supported the vote. The ‘Anti- Suffrage League’ said: “We believe in the division of functions as the keystone of civilisation”.
• Women also wanted freedom from their corsets and advocated bloomers and unlaced underwear. Many suffragettes were keen cyclists, believing it was “a woman’s right to dress for an activity”.
• Millicent Fawcett’s National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies is now The Fawcett Society, which continues to campaign for women.

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Dress Code: Business London

Thank you! Feel free to bring a friend.
Contribution:  This is a NO-HOST events. Light canapés served. No-Host Bar.
Dinner on your own

Please RSVP for headcount for Rowena Romulo: www.filipinasummit.org

VENUE:
Café Romulo London
343 Kensington High St, Kensington, London W8 6NW, UK
Menu: romulocafe.co.uk
Reservations: romulocafe.co.uk, opentable.co.uk, bookatable.co.uk
Phone: 020 3141 6390
Read review from Timeout London - https://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/romulo-cafe

Meet at 5:00pm at the St. Pancras Renaissance London Hotel entrance with the beautiful flower arrangements and where the gorgeous hotel staff welcomed you when you arrived.

We suggest you carpool via Uber or the good 'ol London Black Cab to jumpstart your networking and share cab fare. Board members will be on-site to coordinate car pools.

*Questions? filipina@ffwn.org, 1.415.610.6637 (Viber/WhatsApp FWN on-site)

Wear your All-Access Name Badge

FWN's Photographer/Videographer Policy:
FWN will have an official photographer and videographer on-site at all summit events. You are NOT allowed to bring your own photographer/videographer (even as a guest) to any of the events without media credentialing approval from FWN.