Ten students,one leader,one table.
Small dinners where you sit down with leaders and talk honestly about careers, doubts and the paths that got them there.
A new LSESU society in the making, 2026/27.
Pick a seat
Everyone brings a question. Tap a seat to hear one.
Big events give you a glimpse of leaders.Rarely a conversation.
Today
A large talk
Many seats, few questions.
When the “networking” happens
A scramble at the door.
With LSE Table Talk
An LSE Table Talk dinner
Ten seats, a real conversation.
How a dinner works
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1 Apply
One short question about the guest. No CV.
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2 Get a seat
Allocated fairly, with priority for new faces.
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3 Sit down
Two and a half hours, no badges or titles.
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4 Stay in touch
Follow up and join a growing community.
A proven format
Small dinners with leaders have already proven themselves at:
Meet the founding committee
Souheil
President
MSc Accounting and Finance
Marin O'Carroll
Secretary and COO
MSc Finance
Caroline Boone
Treasurer
MSc Economics
Lucien Vieillard-Baron
Wellbeing and Inclusion Officer
MSc Economics
Pull up a chair
Be the first to hear about our dinners, guests and launch events.
- Open to every LSE student
- Fair, affordable seats
- Free to register
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Questions
Who can come?
Every LSE student, from any department and any year. You don’t need to know what career you want.
Do I need a CV or experience?
No. To apply for a dinner you answer one short question about the guest, and that’s it.
How are seats given out?
Fairly. Each dinner has ten seats, and people who haven’t had a seat yet get priority, so new faces keep coming to the table.
What does it cost?
Registering your interest is free. Dinner seats will be priced to stay fair and affordable.
When do dinners start?
LSE Table Talk is becoming an LSESU society for 2026/27. Register your interest and you’ll be the first to hear about dinners, guests and launch events.