Discover London’s busiest lifeboat station and meet the crew who save lives on the Thames. Join us for an exclusive, member led visit to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution’s Tower Lifeboat Station, located beside Waterloo Bridge — the RNLI’s busiest station in the UK. What to Expect This unique in person event includes: • An illustrated talk covering the RNLI’s lifesaving work and the critical role of Tower Lifeboat Station. • A guided tour of the station, led by serving or former crew members. • A Q&A session, offering real insight into day to day operations and real incident response on the River Thames. Cost & Contributions The visit is free to attend, though donations to the RNLI are warmly encouraged to support their vital work. Who Can Attend Open to Officers, Liverymen, Freemen of the Worshipful Company of Entrepreneurs and their families. Event Details Date: 28 March 2026 Time: MIDDAY Location: Tower Lifeboat

Freemen and their guests are encouraged to attend our second Wednesday meet ups where the Livery-curious mingle with those in the know. Start April with drinks and mingling at Tower Suites at The Blue Orchid Hotel at Tower Hill. We'll be in the Sapphire Bar. It's your chance to meet with other Freemen of the Company as well as bring along colleagues who are curious about the Company and the Livery movement in the City of London. Come along and join us. Dress code: Informal £PAYG

The nineteenth Big Curry Lunch will be held at Guildhall on Thursday 16th April 2026, and the event opens from 11.45am. Join the Consort to the Master Entrepreneur, and representatives of the Company's three military affiliates for a complementary glass of fizz ahead of lunch in Guildhall itself at 1.15pm. Choose from unlimited curry and drinks, followed by coffee and chocolates. Both before and after lunch, there’s plenty to see and do to explore the City’s relationship with HM Armed Forces, and lots of way for you to support the three service charities throughout the afternoon. Of course, there’s also plenty more to eat and drink – and chances to win fabulous prizes. Cost: £120 Dress code: lounge suit/day dress You can also support the LMBCL by buying a raffle ticket to win a watch, or buying Founding Freeman Cyrus Todiwala's famous Big Curry Lunch masala sauce. PLEASE CONTACT THE CLERK'S OFFICE [http://MAILTO:ASSISTANT@ENTREPRENEURSCOMPANY.ORG] TO

Alderman and Sheriff Robert Charles Hughes Penney FCSI and the Chartered Institute of Securities & Investment together request the pleasure of the company of The Worshipful Company of Entrepreneurs to a private viewing of a documentary to mark the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations at the Central Criminal Court of England and Wales, Old Bailey, London EC4M 7EH On Wednesday 29th April from 5.15 to 9.00 pm The film will highlight Adam Smith’s contribution to the understanding of markets and healthy societies.

The Master Entrepreneur, Alderman Alastair King DL, welcomes members, guests, and guests of the Company to the 2026 Master's Weekend, which returns to the City of Cambridge from Friday 8th to Sunday 10th May. You can share the flyer HERE [https://www.entrepreneurscompany.org/data/files/Master-s-Weekend-2026---FINAL.pdf] Given the highly intellectual environment of this ancient university town, the Master's Consort, Mrs Florence King, has devised a series of short academic sessions to fit around the usual gamut of social and sporting excursions that characterise the Master's Weekend. The question that we (with help from our friends at Judge Business School) will consider is: Why aren’t there enough scale-ups in the UK? The objective is to combine your entrepreneurial experience with a structured action research approach, producing practical insight rather than abstract debate. FRIDAY 8TH MAY * St Neots for factory and business tours (3pm-5pm) We're delighted to be visiting Gallyon, courtesy of Past Master Gunmaker, Richard Hefford-Hobbs. Combining 18th-Century heritage

If you are unable to stay for the whole of the Master's Weekend 2026 and/or would just like to join the Master Entrepreneur for dinner in the Combination Room of Wolfson College, Cambridge, on Saturday 9th May, please book in here. The President of Wolfson College, Dame Ijeoma Uchegbu, will welcome you for a sherry reception from 7pm, and dinner (four courses with wines) is at 7.30pm. The dress code is dinner jacket (black tie). The College Bar (PAYG) remains open until midnight.

Freemen and their guests are encouraged to attend our second Wednesday meet ups where the Livery-curious mingle with those in the know. Start May with drinks and mingling at Tower Suites at The Blue Orchid Hotel at Tower Hill. We'll be in the Sapphire Bar. It's your chance to meet with other Freemen of the Company as well as bring along colleagues who are curious about the Company and the Livery movement in the City of London. Come along and join us. Dress code: Informal £PAYG

Building on the great success of The Confidence Code Conference, this year's EDI conference is entitled The Implementation Imperative – How to Embed Inclusion and Belonging This conference at Guildhall on Tuesday 19th May is aimed at decision makers and members from across the City and Livery. There is wider applicability to organisations and charities interested in how to take practical steps to make EDI a seamless component of their activities. Your ticket price of £30 includes a buffet lunch in Guildhall's magnificent crypts. Places should be booked direct with the City of London at EDI course 19th May [https://liverycommittee.org/product/equity-diversity-and-inclusion29-may-2026/]

Join us at Stationers' Hall for our next annual evening of networking, learning, and fun. Whether you're a seasoned digital content creator or just starting out - or if you represent a brand or agency, or have a different connection to the industry - this event is perfect for you. Connect with fellow influencers, agencies and others to grow your network and knowledge. Get ready for inspiring talks and an in-depth Q&A session. And grab the rare opportunity to create posts for your socials at the historic home of content, Stationers' Hall, with its unique rooms and private garden.

The first Worshipful Company of Entrepreneurs Scale-Up Capital event of 2026 will take place at the London Stock Exchange on Friday 5th June. Sponsored by London Stock Exchange Group, this event brings together high-growth businesses and investors under one hallowed roof in the heart of the City of London. Suitable for companies raising seed or Series A funding, as well as for VCs and private investors seeking access to strong, investment-ready businesses. Members of the Company can register to attend here. More information about the series can be found at Scaling Ambition, Funding Enterprise [https://www.entrepreneurscompany.org/scaling-enterprise-funding-ambition] INVESTORS - download an investment flyer HERE [https://www.entrepreneurscompany.org/data/files/dcad-investor.pdf] INVESTEE COMPANIES - download a pitching flyer HERE [https://www.entrepreneurscompany.org/data/files/5k70-Investee.pdf]

A special Second Wednesday Drink this month, with a generous spread of Tower Suites' signature buffet and bowls. If you'd like to grab a bowl or two as you mingle with members and potential members, just book your place (£20) here. If you'd just like the PAYG drinks this evening - simply drop Mary Alder-Bentley (assistant@entrepreneurscompany.org) a line to let her know, and we will add you to the event list with nothing to pay. We'll be in the Sapphire Bar, and food will be served to nourish conversations long into the evening! It's your chance to meet with other members of the Company as well as bring along colleagues who are curious about the Company and the Livery movement in the City of London. Come along and join us. Dress code: Informal £20 for buffet supper £PAYG for drinks - please just let us know

The "Livery assembled in Common Hall" elects two Sheriffs each Midsummer Day at Guildhall. This delightful piece of City pageantry is the first of two elections (the other being at Michaelmas to elect a Lord Mayor), and, in the summer sunshine and with all the civic member carrying posies of flowers, a colourful and highly photogenic affair. Normally, one of the Sheriffs is an Alderman, who will hope to go on to become the Lord Mayor one day; and the other, sometimes referred to as the Non-Aldermanic Sheriff, takes on this senior civic role for just one year at the Old Bailey. LIVERYMEN ENTREPRENEURS PLEASE READ: if you are one of the 41 Liverymen clothed prior to 31st May 2025, this is your historic opportunity to cast your vote as an Entrepreneur for the very first time. Please contact the Clerk for more information on how to vote and when to arrive. Freemen and