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Women in Leadership: In conversation with Wendy Edwards and Karen Ellis

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Second Floor, Harvey Nichols, 27 Philadelphia St, Quakers Friars, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3BZ

We are delighted to invite you to an evening that brings together experience, insight and influential voices at Harvey Nichols Bristol on Wednesday 22 April 2026, featuring two outstanding leaders at the forefront of British retail and brand-building.

Please join us for an intimate fireside chat with Wendy Edwards, company secretary of Superdry, ASOS, and Berry Bros (among others!), and Karen Ellis, a leading insurance expert with a focus on sport, entertainment and hostile territories, as they share their experiences of leadership, growth and navigating change at scale. Together, Wendy and Karen will reflect on the challenges and opportunities that come with building resilient careers, leading through transformation, and staying true to your values in fast‑moving commercial environments. The discussion will offer practical insight, candid reflections and the opportunity to engage in thoughtful conversation with peers who share your ambition and drive.

Places are limited, please register your interest below by 6 April 2026 to secure your place at this exclusive event.

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