A European Network of Powerful Women in Red
What began as the vision of a Berlin-based lawyer has evolved into one of Europe’s most compelling women’s networks: the RED CLUB is a vibrant space of connection, resonance and inspiration for brilliant, charismatic and visionary women across the continent.
The common thread? A red dress – a symbol of visibility, sovereignty and solidarity.

Founded in 2019 by Michaela Mumm-von Oldenburg, the RED CLUB creates spaces where women meet as equals – with trust, depth and sincerity. It’s not about titles or image, but about real dialogue, mutual empowerment and meaningful exchange.
Its members? Entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, investors, journalists, creatives – women who shape, lead and inspire. They come together across borders, backgrounds and generations, united by a shared desire to grow, support and connect.

Events take place in Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Leipzig, Paris, London, Zurich – and of course, Monaco. From private dinners to curated art nights and discreet business salons, every gathering is defined by intelligence, elegance and authenticity.
The RED CLUB stands for a new kind of female leadership – independent, international, and inclusive. On www.red-club.com, members are presented according to their membership type: Business, Premium or VIP.

And most importantly: diversity is not a slogan, but a lived reality. Women of all nationalities, religions, ages and life paths come together here – because difference is not something to overcome, but something to celebrate.
And because true transformation does not happen in isolation, selected events – such as our annual summer garden party and festive winter dinner – are also open to men. We do not see them as adversaries, but as partners in shaping a more balanced, equitable world.

In Monaco, the RED CLUB has found a natural home – with elegant events that bring together women from across Europe, united in strength, visibility and solidarity.
A club with poise. And with purpose.
Because when women connect, something greater emerges – not just a network, but a movement.