The CC Pizza Boardroom
THE CC BOARDROOM
Bring a problem. Prep to share knowledge. Leave with perspective.
Before the year closes, we’re bringing a different kind of gathering to the CC table.
Inspired by the Pizza Boardroom concept shared by Jo Malone CBE - bringing different minds around one table to exchange perspective, challenge ideas and help one another move forward.
The Boardroom is CC’s first business-focused working table; created for ladies who are founders, business owners, C-suite or Heads of Department to come together over great pizza provided by Pizza Pilgrims, good conversation and the kind of honest thinking that can genuinely move a business forward.
Inspired Stories will also be showing up for the ladies of the Boardroom, with a little something to support the thinking, planning and ideas that continue beyond the table.
If you know a founder, business owner, C-suite leader or Head of Department who would benefit from the room and be a great contributor, we welcome you to extend the invite.
The premise is simple: everyone comes with something they need and something they can give.
A decision you’ve been sitting on.
A roadblock you can’t quite get around.
An idea you need another perspective on, a fresh pair of eyes and ears.
A business challenge you’d genuinely value the room’s thoughts on.
But also come ready to share the skill, knowledge, contact, experience or perspective you do particularly well — something that could help someone else around the table move forward too.
Around one table, we’ll work through them together; sharing experience, asking better questions, making useful introductions and hopefully sending everyone back into their business with a clearer next step.
This isn’t a panel.
It isn’t a pitch night.
And it definitely isn’t networking theatre.
It’s good people, generous thinking and very good pizza (and salad).
A productive gathering, done the CC way.
For: Female founders, business owners, C-suite leaders or Heads of Department
The rule: Come ready to contribute, and collect.
Spaces are limited to 14 to keep the table useful and the conversation flowing.