We are pleased to invite you to an Adoreum Club Breakfast in celebration of International Women’s Day on Tuesday 17th March at The Berkeley. We will be joined by Tabitha Morton, Executive Director of UN Women UK, and Pip Jamieson, Founder of The Dots, for a fireside discussion focusing on ‘Coming Together for Women’s Equality’.

This fireside discussion will examine global and local actions needed to drive meaningful change. Fresh from the UN Commission on the Status of Women in New York, Tabitha will share key insights on how international priorities translate into real-world impact. The conversation will also demystify the work of UN Women and explore how both women and men can play an active role in advancing equality.

With a focus on practical action, the session will invite the audience to help each other, share live asks, and mobilise support from within the room.

Tabitha Morton is Executive Director of UN Women UK, Chair of Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse, and a former Deputy Leader of the Women's Equality Party. Her activism is rooted in lived experience and driven by a lifelong conviction that limits are only ever someone else's idea of what you can be.

Pip Jamieson is the Founder and CEO of The Dots, acclaimed by Apple as "Networking for the modern world" and recognised by The Sunday Times and Adweek as one of the UK's most innovative tech leaders.