2023 Awards
Women Leaders UK awards are back for 2023. Nominations are now open to nominate someone you believe deserves to have their achievements recognised. We are also encouraging self-nominations – no one knows you better than you.
The awards will be held on 7th June 2023 at Hilton DoubleTree at Stadium MK. The event is an evening gala dinner, and we want you to dress to impress.
There are 15 awards, 14 of which are open for nominations, with the final ‘outstanding achievement’ award picked by the judges. Awards categories are diverse, cross all sectors and encourage those in STEM careers to be recognised. There also includes a #NoneOfTheAbove# category, for those who don’t relate what they do to any of the other categories ensuring that everyone has a chance.
The gala dinner will be attended by 400+ people who will be inspired not only by the stories of our finalists and winners but also through an exciting new format for several prominent speakers to engage the audience. Previous speakers include Cindy Rose OBE CEO Microsoft UK (Now President Microsoft Western Europe); Dany Cotton QSFM, first female Commissioner of the London Fire Service, and Brigadier Nicky Moffat, highest ranking women in the British Army. Our title partner for the 2023 awards is Oracle Red Bull Racing who join us in looking forward to a spectacular evening.
You can buy single tickets for the awards but we also have some amazing ‘supporter’ ticket options which will also earn you / your organisation, a mention in the awards programme for the gala evening.
Supporter Packages
Table of 10
- Recognised as supporter in event programme
5 Tickets
- Recognised as supporter in event programme
Pair of tickets
- Recognised as supporter in event programme
This is going to be a night to remember, please purchase your tickets below.
Award Categories
New for 2023 we welcome nominations for women who are working or volunteering in any role not covered by another category. We would particularly like to hear about women who have lead in the response to the COVID19 crisis.
Judges reserve the right to move the nominee to a more suitable category if appropriate.
Women who work in Media, Marketing, Arts, Culture.
Women who are working in a health related occupation.
Women who work in a Not For Profit Organisation
Women working in sport, hospitality, tourism, leisure, retail and sales where they can demonstrate a track record of excellence, including sporting excellence.
Women who volunteer
Women who work in Manufacturing and Construction and their supply chains.
Women who work in a Digital or Technology role across all sectors.
Women who are working in a skills development role across all sectors.
Women working in any sector who are in their early careers or early stages of building a business.
Women who work as a public servant (excluding healthcare). For example Police, Fire, Armed Forces, Council, Education, Prisions or Local Government.
Women who work in the field of Engineering, Science or Math. For example Forensic Science, Chemical Engineering, Sustainability, Environmental and Research.
Women who work in a professional role. For example Finance, Law, HR, Property, Consultancy, Surveying and Architecture.
Women who work in any role or sector and have demonstrated significant innovation or entrepreneurship.
Working or volunteering in any role not covered by another category (Judges reserve the right to move the nominee to a more suitable category, if appropriate)
Women who have lead the way for MK with their contributions to the city and its community.
Please note this is not a nomination category. The winner is selected by the judges from other category winners.
Thank you to our 2023 Awards partners and sponsors
ORACLE RedBull Racing
