2026 Sponsors
Maltin PR is an award-winning and internationally recognised PR firm, specialising in Legal and Litigation PR, Reputation Management and Crisis Communications. The firm is ranked Band 1 for Litigation PR and Communications in the UK Chambers Litigation Support Guide and Tier 1 in The Legal 500 UK for PR and Communications.
The firm advises boutique and international law firms, corporates, and high-profile and high-net-worth individuals on the media and reputational aspects of complex and often multi-jurisdictional disputes. Its work spans civil litigation, regulatory investigations, criminal proceedings and sensitive family law matters, alongside broader crisis communications and reputation management mandates.
Intralinks, an SS&C company, is a leading financial technology provider for the global dealmaking, alternative investments and capital markets communities. As pioneers of the virtual data room, our technology enables and secures the flow of information, empowering our customers to work more productively and with complete confidence. Intralinks facilitates strategic initiatives such as mergers and acquisitions, corporate lending, debt sales, capital raising and investor reporting. Our solutions enhance these activities by streamlining operations, reducing risk, improving client experiences and increasing visibility. We’ve earned the trust and business of top Fortune 1000 companies and have executed over $37 trillion in financial transactions on our platform.
HSBC UK serves over 15 million active customers across the UK, supported by over 23,000 colleagues. The bank partners with businesses from small and medium sized enterprises to large corporates – supporting every stage of their growth, their international ambitions and their sustainability transitions – through our universal banking capabilities.
Charity partner
At Hand in Hand International, we believe that when women win, everyone wins.
Around the world, millions of women have the talent, determination and ideas to build successful businesses, but poverty and inequality hold them back. A lack of finance, training and market connections can mean that hard work simply isn’t enough.
We’re changing that.
We give women the skills, confidence and resources they need to build thriving businesses and earn more, typically doubling incomes. And when a woman’s business succeeds, the impact reaches far beyond her. She can put food on the table, send her children to school, build a more secure future for her family and create opportunities in her community.
Across the global Hand in Hand network, we’ve helped create more than 12.6 million jobs in some of the world’s toughest places, including Kenya, Uganda, Afghanistan and Tanzania – helping women turn their potential into a pathway out of poverty.