Women’s Enterprise Scotland Awards 2024 will shine spotlight on Scotland’s women business leaders
The Women’s Enterprise Scotland (WES) Awards recognise success and provide a platform for showcasing the achievements of Scotland’s inspiring women-led businesses. The WES Awards 2024, which are now open for entries, will be held at a glittering awards ceremony taking place at the voco Grand Central Hotel Glasgow on Thursday 3 October.
Notable highlights from last year’s Awards include Aberdeen based Ann Johnson, of Blaze Manufacturing Solutions, who took the coveted Inspiring Leader of the Year Award 2023, whilst The Tartan Blanket Company, founded by Emma Macdonald, was named Outstanding Business of the Year 2023. Deer Manor Gourmet Mushrooms, founded by Alisha Fuller-Armah, took the award for Start-Up Business of the Year 2023.
Last year’s winners are pictured above and you can see a full list of our 2023 winning businesswomen here.
There are 10 award categories to choose from, all of which are free to apply. Applications must be submitted by Friday 7th June. Find out more about the categories and how to apply.
Why apply for a business award?
When you’re focused on your business, winning an award might be the last thing on your mind but there are plenty of reasons why you should apply for our awards.
- Completing the application will help you realise all that you have achieved.
- Awards can be great for exposure and building your brand awareness.
- You deserve recognition for all the hard work and it is a great morale boost for you and your team.
- Having the key information needed to submit an application is helpful for future opportunities.
- You have nothing to lose by putting yourself forward, and it’s hugely gratifying if you win.
Tickets for our evening event, which include a drinks reception, dinner and awards ceremony, will be on sale shortly. Join us to celebrate success and recognise the incredible work and achievements of women, like you, across the country.
We hope to see you there and remember that, awards; you’re worth it.
