New Delhi, Sep 4: The International Network of Elite Women  successfully hosted an exclusive Meet & Greet on September 2 at The Oberoi, New Delhi, bringing together accomplished women leaders, entrepreneurs, professionals and changemakers for an afternoon of meaningful conversations, networking and collaboration.

INEW Builds Global Network of Women Leaders, Expands to 19 Chapters Worldwide

The invitation-only gathering provided a curated platform for women from diverse professional backgrounds to connect, exchange experiences and explore opportunities for collaboration. The event reflected INEW’s larger vision of creating a global community where women can support one another, share knowledge and build meaningful professional relationships.

The gathering brought together several prominent personalities, including Dr. Monica Garg, Founder, INEW; Aayushi Agarwal, Co-founder, INEW; Sharon Paz, Ambassador, INEW; Christine Samandari, Owner, L’Opera; Aleesandra Lucchesi, Advisor to Politicians in Italy; Ambika Anand, former NDTV anchor; Sakshi Sharma, Luxury Fashion Stylist; Sheetu Surana, Owner, Surana Jewellers; and Tanya Agarwal, Editor, L’Excellence, among other accomplished women from different fields.

Speaking about the initiative, Dr. Monica Garg, Founder, INEW, emphasised the importance of creating platforms that enable women to connect beyond professional boundaries and build relationships that can lead to meaningful opportunities.

The New Delhi gathering also builds on the momentum of INEW’s recently held London Meet & Greet on August 20, 2026, at The Chancery Rosewood, Mayfair. The London gathering brought together women from diverse backgrounds, further strengthening INEW’s vision of building connections across geographies.

Founded by Dr. Monica Garg, INEW has been created with the vision of connecting women, creating opportunities, inspiring excellence and building global relationships. With a community of more than 7,000 accomplished women, the platform has expanded rapidly, reaching nearly 19 chapters worldwide, including 15 international chapters and four across India.

The New Delhi event reinforced the idea that networking can go beyond exchanging contacts—it can become a pathway to collaboration, mentorship, referrals, partnerships and international opportunities.

With its growing presence across India and international markets, INEW continues to build a community-driven ecosystem that encourages women to connect with purpose, collaborate across industries and create opportunities for collective growth.

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