Partners
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AWC is fortunate to have a wide variety of Partners that have supported us over the years. We'd like to thank all of them for contributing to our international community and outreach efforts. Please join us in extending a special thank you to our Salon Series sponsors W1M.

W1M Salon Series

W1M  is a global wealth management firm that offers bespoke financial planning and investing solutions to meet its clients’ needs in the UK, the US and Europe.

The W1M Salon Series provides AWC members opportunities to increase financial literacy through educational live speaker events, webinars, and drop-in clinics on a quarterly basis.  

The next Salon Series presentation entitled “Education Planning,” followed by an “ask us anything” Q&A Session will be held on Tuesday, November 11, 2025.  

Here are some helpful resources:

Tax Planning for Non-Doms - What it means for your in 2025 

The US EXPAT Roadmap

W1M invites AWC members to reach out nicole.ralph@w1m.com or jenny.judd@w1m.com with any follow-up questions to last month’s presentation.

Longview Advisors

Longview Advisors is a buying agent that acts for private clients to find, rent and buy properties in Prime Central London and the Countryside. 

Longview Advisors will host the first of four quarterly events entitled “Prime Properties, Smart Strategies:  An Introduction to UK Real Estate” will be held at Pavilion Kensington Club on Wednesday, October 22, 2025. Registration for that event is currently full.

Payne Hicks Beach

Established in 1770, Payne Hicks Beach LLP is a distinguished full-service law firm providing tailored legal advice and litigation services for domestic and international high-net-worth individuals, families, family offices, and commercial clients.

Upcoming events throughout 2025 and 2026 will include:

• Payne Hicks Beach will host a private event on November 6, 2025 at The Old Hall, Lincoln’s Inn 6pm onwards titled: HAVE WE WOKEN UP FROM THE AMERICAN DREAM? Justin Webb, Radio 4 presenter, in conversation with John Lahr, the New Yorker theatre critic and Janan Ganesh, the Financial Times discussing why Americans might be choosing now to leave the US.  Discussion followed by drinks reception.  
• A private seminar held at the Payne Hicks Beach offices titled “Are Your Affairs In Order?” – a valuable discussion from two leading Partners at the firm on legal areas that you should consider when you relocate to the UK.
  
• A private seminar held at the Payne Hicks Beach offices titled ‘Understanding British Democracy, and in conversation with Sir Robert Buckland, formerly Lord Chancellor of Britain’.  
  

~ Registration and more details for each of these events will follow on Wild Apricot.