WFN hosts first Lunch & Learn at the GGF

September 23, 2026

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WFN hosts first Lunch & Learn at the GGF

The Women in Fenestration Network has held its first Lunch & Learn, bringing women from across the fenestration industry together for an afternoon of learning, networking and conversation.



Hosted at the GGF Head Office in London on 22 September, the first session focused on Confidence & Imposter Syndrome and was delivered by Charlotte Haslam of Charlotte Haslam Coaching.


The interactive workshop explored why imposter syndrome happens, the impact it can have on confidence and decision-making and practical ways to recognise and manage it.

Alongside the workshop, the event provided plenty of time for attendees to meet, share experiences and build new connections with women working across different areas of the industry.


Sioned Yates, WFN Co-founder, said:


“It was fantastic to see our first Lunch & Learn come to life and to have a room full of women openly sharing experiences, learning from each other and making new connections.

“We wanted the Lunch & Learn programme to provide practical development alongside the opportunity to build relationships across the industry and this first session did exactly that.

“A huge thank you to Charlotte for delivering such an engaging session, to the GGF for hosting us and to everyone who came along and supported our first event.”


The Lunch & Learn programme forms part of WFN's wider programme of professional development opportunities for members, alongside the WFN Mentoring Programme, Industry Inside series and WFN Conversations podcast.


Further Lunch & Learn sessions will follow, covering topics designed to support women at different stages of their careers and provide practical skills, knowledge and opportunities to connect.

Keep an eye on the WFN Events page for details of upcoming sessions and events.

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