Women In Business

We are really pleased to announce that WVL are, once again, sponsoring the Women in Business Awards. This is the second consecutive year that we are working with The Business Magazine and our co-sponsors on this hugely exciting initiative.

Our fellow sponsors for the 2017 Awards include Barclays, KPMG and Blake Morgan so we are in excellent company!

This Year’s Awards

For 2017 there are 8 awards in total, all designed to celebrate, encourage and inspire successful and aspiring women in the South.

The Awards identify and reward exceptional women who – through leadership, entrepreneurialism, mentoring skills and/or ideas – stand out from the crowd.

New for 2017 is the introduction of two awards: Spotlight on Women in STEM and Career-Break Returner of the Year.

This is your opportunity too — nominations are open until next Monday 17th July!…

Nominate Now!

This is a great opportunity for your own, or a worthy colleague’s achievements to be recognised so we’d encourage you to enter!

Click here for more information and to download your entry form. Read on to learn more about our sponsorship of last year’s Women In Business Awards here on our blog.

We are thrilled to be involved in an initiative celebrating the role of women in the workplace – the Women In Business Awards, 2016. Run by The Business Magazine, Women in Business celebrates encourages and inspires successful and aspiring business women in the south. Alongside other supporters including Barclays, Taylor Made, Blake Morgan and Clarify, we sponsored the awards and worked extensively with the organisers and other sponsors to make the initiative a great success.

The awards themselves are each designed to discover and reward exceptional women who through leadership, entrepreneurialism, mentoring skills and/or ideas, stand out from their colleagues. Culminating in a gala dinner on the 15th September 2016, the winners of each of the five categories were announced, including those in our sponsored category: ‘Board Level and Senior Executive of the Year’.

In fact, Julia Bolsom, our head of Marketing, was personally involved in the selection process so we all felt a direct connection to the those shortlisted for their achievements. It’s the first time we’ve sponsored an event of this type, and given the feedback we’ve received from businesses and business people, we’ll certainly be doing it again. For ore information about the 2017 Awards and how you can get involved visit womeninbusiness.biz

The Award itself

WVL this year sponsored the ‘Board Level & Senior Executive of the Year’ award. This category is open to women at board or senior executive level who have made a significant difference to the role of women in business within and/or outside their organisation.

Winner: Nicola McQueen, Capita

Pictured centre with WVL PR manager Julia (left) and Guest Speaker Michelle Mone OBE (right)