About WIBF
Women in Banking & Finance (WIBF) is a membership network that has championed women in financial services for over 40 years. With branches in London, Bristol, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Norwich, Northern Ireland and Manchester, we help women across the UK.
A volunteer-led social enterprise, WIBF supports women’s career ambitions through development programmes, leadership opportunities, networking events and cross-industry collaboration involving our members and network.
In partnering with WIBF, corporate members from across financial services demonstrate the importance they place on accelerating progress for diversity, equity and inclusion.
WIBF is committed to delivering tangible change to our sector, ensuring equal opportunities for women as employees, customers and entrepreneurs, and empowering companies to build better businesses and workplaces.
We challenge the industry to adopt new ideas and address structural barriers, and inspire the wider community to create change across financial services.
Our core values have remained key to our success for over 40 years. We are volunteer-led, independent, inspiring and action-oriented.
Role Overview
We have an exciting opportunity for a passionate, highly organised and proactive WIBF member to join the Future Leaders Shadow Board (“FLSB”) as Corporate Partnerships Lead.
The FLSB acts as a strategic partner to the Management Board, ensuring WIBF’s strategy and initiatives remain relevant, forward-looking and aligned with the needs of early career members - our “future leaders”. The FLSB consists of members of the banking and finance community who are early on in their careers, typically within the first 10 years.
This role will play a key part in driving value for WIBF's corporate partners. Corporate partners are financial services firms who benefit from a paid membership offering, designed to help them attract, support and retain exceptional talent, and who are committed to driving measurable progress and impact across the industry’s gender equity agenda.
The Corporate Partnerships Lead drives tangible value for WIBF’s corporate partners, ensuring they feel supported, engaged and see clear return on their investment. As a cornerstone of WIBF’s strategy, this role strengthens corporate partner relationships, boosts engagement, and turns key performance indicators (KPIs) into meaningful action and impact. It also helps partners unlock the full breadth of their membership benefits, enabling them to advance gender equity across financial services with confidence and momentum.
As part of your role as a member of the FLSB, you will have the opportunity to work closely with the FLSB Co-Chairs and Management Board, supporting the Co-Chairs to drive forward strategic objectives and to act as liaison between the FLSB.
Members of the FLSB are expected to hold the position for two years in the first instance, with the opportunity to be re-elected for a further one-year term thereafter. Membership of WIBF is a prerequisite to being a member of the FLSB.
Role Responsibilities and Accountabilities
FLSB accountabilities
Required skills and experiences
For roles with the FLSB, we’re also looking for people who have these key capabilities:
Our expectations for this role
FLSB members will be members of WIBF and operate in accordance with the WIBF FLSB Terms of Reference.
FLSB meetings are held every 6-8 weeks. There is an expectation on FLSB members to attend all FLSB meetings unless by exception, in order to fulfil the requirements of the role.
This is a voluntary role and service on the FLSB is without remuneration unless expenses apply by exception (e.g. events travel and accommodation by prior agreement).
There is an expectation that FLSB members commit sufficient time to the role (approximately 4 hours per week) to ensure commitments and objectives are met.
How to Apply
Please email your CV and a short cover letter (max one A4 page) to our recruitment team at [email protected].
We encourage you to apply as soon as possible, as applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and interviews will be arranged as suitable candidates are identified.

Women in Banking and Finance (WIBF) is a social enterprise membership organisation, with branches in London, Belfast, Bristol, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester and Norwich. We are primarily led by voluntary executive and management committees. Founded in 1980, our vision is a financial services industry that offers women equal opportunities as employees, customers and entrepreneurs to reach their full potential, and to contribute to building better businesses and places to work for all. We do this by bringing a gender lens to UK financial services by connecting, challenging and inspiring our network to unlock the full potential of our industry for all.
WIBF offers a range of services to support our mission:
Our values: volunteering, independence, inspiring, action-orientation