
Women in Data & AI London Lunch | At The Table
A small networking lunch for women working in data, AI, and related fields. Five guest places join the host around one table for professional conversation and connections.
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November 15, 2026 · 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
The Delaunay, 55 Aldwych, London · £10 ·
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Six women working across data, AI, and related fields meet around one table for professional connections and discussion, with no panels, presentations, or formal pitches.
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Organizer’s description
At The Table A small networking lunch for women in Data, AI & beyond At The Table is an intimate networking lunch for women working across data, AI, governance, risk, technology, transformation, policy and related fields. This is deliberately small. Just six women around one table, including the host. The purpose is to make meaningful professional connections while giving everyone enough time to understand what the other women actually do, what they are working towards and where there might be opportunities to support, introduce, collaborate or help one another. Whether you're building your career, growing a business, considering your next move or simply want to expand your professional circle, this is a chance to meet women working in and around some of the same spaces. There are no panels, presentations or formal pitches. No speed networking. No pressure to work a room. It is networking, just around one table rather than across a crowded room. ### Who is it for? Women working across areas such as data, AI, governance, risk, compliance, technology, digital transformation, cybersecurity, product, policy, research, consulting and adjacent fields. You do not need to have “AI” or “data” in your job title. What matters is that your work, business or professional interests meaningfully touch this space. ### What to expect Each table is limited to five guest places, with six women in total including the host.
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