The most popular across four categories will be honoured at a glittering ceremony in Warwickshire on the evening of Friday June 27, in the company of the judges Professor Richard Wilding and Ruth Waring, and special guest Mrs Beverley Bell, the UK’s first female traffic commissioner.
Winners will have earned their title for their commitment to promoting and supporting females within the logistics industry, a cause championed since 2008 by the 3,500-member
Women in Logistics (UK) organisation.
Founder Ruth Waring said: “We established Women in Logistics to increase the number of women in the sector, improve life for those women already working in logistics and to address the gender imbalance issue in logistics.
“This awards ceremony is our chance to highlight those who have done exceptional work in this field and made a real difference. I am thrilled to be honouring both individuals who have worked to make an impact, as well as the company which has shown the most commitment.”
The shortlisted nominees are:
Leader of the Year – sponsored by Whitbread
Angela Howard (DHL Supply Chain)
Nicky McGroarty (Telefonica UK)
Maria Sopwith (Amethyst Group)
Rising Star of the Year – sponsored by BiS Henderson
Victoria Burrows (Royal Mail)
Bethany Fovargue (Data Interchange)
Kathleen McColm (Ceva)
Diversity Champion of the Year – sponsored by PepsiCo
Tracey Clifford (Wincanton)
Jane Dennison (Dennison Trailers)
Kat Horsley (Easy as HGV)
Company of the Year – sponsored by Forton Group
DHL Supply Chain
CEVA Logistics