She founded Citywealth in 2005 and her work as a Citywealth founder and CEO was recognised by multiple awards, having gained no less than eleven Stevie awards in total, with four gold awards amongst these – Female Entrepreneur of the Year (2017) , Most Innovative Woman of the Year – Business Services (2023) and Woman of the Year – Business Services (2024). The growing development of the Powerwomen Awards USA was recognised by another gold Stevie award in the Achievement in International Expansion category in 2024.

Karen’s contributions to business were also noted by the London Chamber of Commerce & Industry SME London Business Awards, presenting her with a silver Business Woman of the Year award in 2024.

Barbara is also a qualified collaborative lawyer, a civil and commercial mediator, a family mediator, a family law arbitrator (both finance and children) and qualified in direct consultation with children in mediation. She is a member of the Law Society of Jersey’s Children Panel and Mental Health Panel. Barbara was one of the founders of Women in Family Law and is the only practising lawyer in the Channel Islands who is a member of the IAFL.

She advises on a broad range of complex, high-value cross-border disputes across a number of commercial and business sectors, including financial services (having previously been on secondment at a large institutional bank), company disputes, corporate insolvency and civil fraud. She has specialist expertise in emerging tech and digital assets disputes and is a well-known industry commentator in this space. In 2023, Charlotte won the esteemed title of ‘Woman of the Year – FinTech/Crypto Innovation – UK’ at the Citywealth Powerwomen Awards, for the impact of her work in the sector. 

Charlotte is a committee member of the London Solicitor Litigation Association, having formerly spent two years as the elected President of the Junior LSLA. She is also the chair of EMEA for Multilaw’s Young Lawyers Group (having won Multilaw’s ‘Rising Star’ award in 2024), vice-chair of the Cyber Insurance Association, and vice-chair of the Law Society’s Civil Justice Committee. She formerly sat on the Law Society Council on behalf of civil litigators.

Eva has over 30 years industry experience including positions with Stonehage Fleming, EFG Private Bank, HSBC Private Bank and Handelsbanken.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Stockholm University and is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) and a member of the Institute’s Integrity & Ethics Committee.  Eva holds the PCIAM and acts as a Trustee for a couple of UK registered charities.

Recent highlights include leading on the sale of Ethereum staking provider Attestant to Bitwise Asset Management and advising on the first-ever DAO sale. She is recognised by Chambers for FinTech: Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies and ranked in Legal 500’s FinTech: Corporate & Commercial category. She was named Citywealth Woman of the Year (FinTech & Crypto).

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