The Digital Women Awards night was brilliant! It was great to see so many Digital Women out to celebrate.
The event kicked off with Prosecco and canapés followed by some comedy entertainment by Funny women’s Soze Kempner! Then we went straight into the awards.
Official Photos can be found here
Here are your winners and highly commended. (please note this is a live document but will be updated over the coming days to give more information and comments on the winners.)
Digital Campaign of The Year
Highly Commended: Miss Content Creative – Digital Picnic
Winner: Marstons – 20% off Mains
Facebook Community of The Year
Highly Commended: The Social Media Managers Hub
Winner: The Family Network Bournemouth
Judges Comments; Both Winners and Highly commended stood out amongst the competition as showed evidence of true community.
Digital Innovator of the year
Highly Commended: Pamela Finn
Winner: Suze Cooper
This category was such a hard one to judge but all in all the winner is forward thinking and doing work that is incredibly pioneering and innovative within the voice tech sector which is still emerging.
Virtual Assistant of The Year – Presented by Sian Murphy
Highly Commended: Ann Read
Winner: Karen Brooks
The judges had an incredibly difficult job to do as this category was huge but in the end Sian said: I was looking for a VA who wouldn’t just do tasks but pre empt what a business needed and felt that the winner clearly demonstrated the ability to do that.
Fsb – Digital Women Role Model of The Year Presented by Lina Bourdon and Deborah Turner
Highly Commended: Anne Scott and Kim Rowell
Winner: Amy McManus
The judges said role Models play an important role in society and these women are setting a great example to girls and women alike.
Digital Learner of The Year
Highly commended: Stephanie Price
Winner: Faye Morgan
As a digital skill sharing community, continuous learning and
Digital Course of The Year
Highly Commended: Lucy Griffiths, Confidence on Camera
Winner: Tech Pixies, Social Media Magic
Digital Freelancer of The Year
Highly Commended: Katie Thompson
Winner: Carly Stringer
Digital Product Creator of The Year
Highly Commended: Leanne Rice
Winner: Lucy Griffiths
Digital Community Leader of The Year
Highly Commended: Suzanne Alderson
Winner: Anne Scott – Tanja Sharpe
Blogger of The Year
Winner: Charelle Griffith – Rachael Extance
Digital Creator of The Year
Highly Commended: Katie Thompson
Winner: Jovana Paredes
Digital Mother of The Year
Highly Commended: Jennifer Gilmour
Winner: Suzanne Alderson
Digital Entrepreneur of The Year
Highly Commended: Sam Charles
Winner: Lauren Hampshire
Digital Woman for Good
Highly Commended: Sian Conway and Jennifer Gilmour
Winner: Teresa Litza
Young Digital Woman of the Year
Highly Commended: Hayley Snow
Winner: Amber Vellacott
Digital Woman of the Year
Highly Commended: Kirstie Smith
Winner: Debbie Clarke
Congratulations to these amazing women!
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