The Women of the Future Awards, founded by Pinky Lilani CBE DL in 2006, provide a platform for the remarkable female talent in the UK.. The Women of the Future Awards, in association wi
Trang 1The Women of the Future Awards, founded by Pinky Lilani CBE
DL in 2006, provide a platform for the remarkable female talent
in the UK The awards recognise the inspirational stars
of tomorrow across diverse sectors We are honoured to have HRH The Countess of Wessex as our Global Ambassador, Cherie Blair CBE as our WOF Awards patron, and Baroness Gabrielle Bertin as Chair of the Awards judging panel.
Trang 2The Women of the Future Awards, in association with Aviva, is delighted to announce the shortlist for
2019 The talent featured in this year’s shortlist is phenomenal From a scientist who has made a significant contribution to tuberculosis vaccine development to an ocean advocate and skipper who has already spent a decade tackling plastic pollution, the shortlist places the spotlight on incredible women working in the UK today Whilst nominees come from truly diverse sectors, all candidates work tirelessly to empower others, never afraid to challenge traditional hierarchies and stereotypes in order to effect positive change The winners of the Women of the Future Awards 2019 will be announced on 7th November 2019 at an awards ceremony at the London Hilton, Park Lane.
ARTS & CULTURE
Tobi Kyeremateng, Cultural
Producer, Black Ticket Project
Victoria Longdon, Conductor
Alex Ruhl, Director, Cats are not
Peas
Rachel Sherlock, Photographer
BUSINESS
Agnes Auledas, Structural
Engineer, Atkins
Carol Hamilton, Regional Director,
Compliance and Fraud, EMEA,
GBG
Elizabeth Mills, Managing
Director, Bright Young Things
Diana Moldovan, UKI Cyber
Operations Lead, Aviva
Neha Rajesh, Head of Account
Based Marketing and Partner
Marketing, Temenos
COMMONWEALTH AWARD
Dr Joana Cook, Senior Research
Fellow, The International Centre
for the Study of Radicalisation
(ICSR), King’s College London
Dr Siobhan Gardiner, Global
Sustainable Technology Manager,
Unilever
Chloe Harvey, Director, The
Reef-World Foundation
Chayanika Ranasinghe, MBA
Candidate, Cambridge Judge
Business School
Aditi Sahni, Engagement
Manager, Vivid Economics
COMMUNITY SPIRITS
Monica Karpinski, Founder,
The Femedic
Ameya Kilara, Director, South
Asian Leadership Initiative,
Inter Mediate
Peta Koczy, Staff Skipper,
Ocean Youth Trust South
Emily Penn, Director, eXXpedition
Lucy Watts MBE, Founder,
Palliative Care Voices
CORPORATE
Amazon Barclays DPI Google Liverpool FC Pernod Ricard UK
ENTREPRENEUR
Jacynth Bassett, CEO & Founder,
the-Bias-Cut.com
Rachel and Laura Beattie,
Co-founders, Careaux
Hannah Duraid, Founder,
The Great Escape Game
Chantal Epp, Founder and CEO,
ClicknClear
Sharon Zhaohuachen Wang,
Managing Director, Fly Fu Lai Group
MBA STAR
Amelia Cox, Senior
Commercialisation Manager, Visa
Dahlia Farahat, Investment
Associate, CDC Group
Natasha Lakhani, Senior
Executive, Transaction Advisory Services, EY
Tulsi Parida, MBA Scholar,
University of Oxford
Vijaya Shah, Corporate
Strategist, ArcelorMittal
MEDIA
Rocio Dalton, Marketing Manager,
The Economist
Charlotte Hugh, Senior Creative,
Dark Horses
Lauren Mahon, Founder,
GIRLvsCANCER
Lydia Santis, Corporate
Communications Manager, BT
Soraya Sobh, Head of Creative
Development, MassiveMusic
MENTOR OF THE YEAR
David Benton, Partner & Global
Head of International Capital Markets, Allen & Overy
Deborah Bowman, Deputy
Principal and Professor of Medical Ethics, St George’s University of London
Lesley Gregory, Chairwoman,
Memery Crystal
Vanella Jackson, Global CEO,
Hall & Partners
Thor Maalouf, Counsel, Reed
Smith
Katie Lloyd, Development
Director, BBC News and Current Affairs
PROFESSIONS
Louise Hanthorne, Head of HR,
London Stock Exchange Group
Mala Mawkin, Junior Doctor, NHS Dami Oshowo, Associate, DLA
Piper UK
Alison Picton, Head of Office,
Mayor of London
Victoria Spilkin, Senior Associate,
Reed Smith
REAL ESTATE, INFRASTRUCTURE & CONSTRUCTION
Kerri-Emma Dobson, BREEAM
Marketing Lead, BRE
Stephanie Gnissios, Managing
Director, Open Path Consulting
Weronika Holt, EMEA Client
Solutions Director, CBRE
Ayesha Ofori, CEO & Founder,
PropElle (Network) and the Black Property Network
Dr Samantha Organ, Senior
Building Surveyor / Senior Lecturer in Building Surveying, National Trust/UWE
SCIENCE
Leanne Armitage, Founder &
CEO, The Armitage Foundation
Rebecca Ballantyne, Senior
Technologist, Sellafield
Bridie Evans, Advanced
Technology Engineering Program Manager, GE Aviation Dowty Propellers
Emma Liu, Volcanologist,
University of Cambridge
Rachel Tanner, Postdoctoral
Research Scientist and Lecturer, University of Oxford
SPORT
Asma Elbadawi, Basketball Player Nikki Henderson, Professional
Yachtswoman
Hazel Jackson-Gaona,
Professional Polo Player
Vicky Jepson, 1st Team Manager,
Liverpool FC Women
Georgina Roberts, Athlete &
Coach, British Shooting
TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL
Marianne Breen-Hart, Associate
Director, Accenture
Hannah Hargreaves, Customer
Experience Manager, Openreach
Isabel Lewis, Associate
Technology, Publicis Sapient
Marily Nika Ph.D, Senior Machine
Learning Product Manager, Google
Hattie Smith, Data Scientist, Aviva
YOUNG STAR
Hannah Barker, Founder &
Performer, Events Ever After
Vanessa Madu, Student, Imperial
College London
Khadijah Mellah, Jockey Bethan Owen, Owner & Instructor,
BKA
Trang 3“To be a part of Women of the Future is important
to me as it allows often underrepresented, invisible
women, to be given a well-deserved platform to
highlight their amazing achievements For me, being
nominated was an honour and winning was validating
and self-affirming I’m looking forward to being a
part of the Women of the Future network and being
amongst powerful and aspirational women who are
making changes, improvements disrupting the norm
of the world around us.”
Titilola Dawudu, winner of the 2018 Mentor of the Year Award
“It is an honour to celebrate some of the most driven women working in Britain today In all professions and industries, these leaders are forging new paths ahead, bursting open the female leadership pipeline and opening our eyes to what is possible if we collaborate and consciously think
of ways to be a part of a bigger conversation They lead with kindness, hard work and courage, inspiring us all and generations to come.”
Pinky Lilani CBE DL, Founder,
Women of the Future Programme
“The Women of the Future Awards uncovers some phenomenally smart, creative women from a range of
industries and professions –
we look forward to continuing
to support and nurture this talent Aviva is delighted to sponsor these awards for their fifth year in London.”
Caroline Prendergast, Interim Chief
People Officer, Aviva
A life changing experience:
The Women of the Future Awards, founded by Pinky
Lilani CBE DL in 2006, were conceived to provide a
platform to strengthen the pipeline of female talent in
the UK Through the Women of the Future Programme
we have built a remarkable, informal community of
collaborative women determined not only to build
professional and personal relationships with one another,
but to be advocates for an exciting new generation of
talent in all fields and industries.
The Women of the Future Programme, enables
opportunities through our Women of the Future Network
and Women of the Future Ambassadors Programme.
Women of the Future Network
An active network of high achieving women bringing members together, to share experiences and build their own networks Our membership of over
1000, continues to grow each year with the inclusion of the Asian Women of Achievement shortlisted candidates and Women of the Future Awards candidates.
WOF Ambassadors programme
Connecting students with role models and strengthening the pipeline of talent among Britain’s younger women
Ambassadors
Programme