Women in the Law UK IWD 2025 Conference

Irwin Mitchell, One St Peter's Square

6th March 2025

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To mark International Women’s Day 2025, Women in the Law UK will host its annual conference on March 6 in Manchester, UK.

The full-day event will feature inspiring talks from a distinguished lineup of speakers, including:

  • Sally Penni – Founder and Chair of Women in the Law UK, practicing Barrister, and Vice Chair of the Association of Women Barristers.
  • Ros Bever – Partner at Irwin Mitchell, National Head of Divorce & Family Law, Regional Managing Partner for the Manchester office, and member of the firm’s Private Wealth Executive Board.

Attendees are encouraged to book tickets early to secure a place at this prestigious event.

Women in the Law UK is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting emerging leaders in law, fostering career progression, and encouraging personal development. As a professional networking organization, it hosts events designed to inspire, educate, and empower the next generation of lawyers and women in business. Through its educational and professional development initiatives, it provides opportunities for young women at various career stages to engage with senior professionals in the legal sector. The event welcomes both men and women.

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