Premium London Business Networking I IWant2Network @ Cutty Sark Greenwich

Our unique one-off events provide high-quality face to face networking sessions in distinctive locations across London.

Providing opportunities to connect with professionals, business owners, and company leaders who want to upscale their business in the U.K.

Attendees are from a diverse range of industries including law, real estate, banking, creatives, and business operations, plus many more.

Our IWant2Network events are enjoyed by both our Networking90 members as well as our IWant2Network 5 month pass holders. We do only ever have up to 30 pass holders at any one time. What makes us unique is that we actively pass our members referrals between our groups and sessions meaning you get to expand your contacts.

This premium London networking event is suited for business owners and professionals across all industries who wish to upscale their business throughout the UK and beyond.

We welcome visitors to experience our networking events up to twice before joining. As an additional benefit of membership, we allow them priority booking and open up visitor tickets 8 weeks prior to each event.

Join us for facilitated networking with tour of Cutty Sark, a British Clipper Ship, followed by Speed Networking. You can find out more about this amazing venue and its accolades below.

After open networking, the organiser Lizzie Phillips, ensures delegates get to meet one another with facilitated timed speed networking.

You have the opportunity to walk through this historic ship during this networking session, which is included in your ticket.

From state-of-the-art Victorian tea clipper to one of the world's most famous ships, has led a dramatic life.

Find out more about Cutty Sark's history, and the stories of the people who sailed the ship into the record books.

In 1954 the ship was towed into a specially built dry dock in Greenwich (pictured). Extensive restoration work followed, and Cutty Sark was finally reopened to the public in 1957.

After more than 40 years as a museum ship, Cutty Sark was once again in need of extensive restoration. In 2006 a project to preserve its original fabric for the future began.

The following year however, a devastating fire ripped through all three decks of the ship. Thanks to an outpouring of public support and the Heritage Lottery Fund, the ship was once again saved, restored and reopened in 2012.

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