The 2023 Women In Meat Industry Awards are set to return next week, celebrating the industry’s best at a black-tie dinner and glittering awards ceremony.
The Awards will take place for the first time at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London on Friday 17th November, and will be hosted by journalist, broadcaster and royal correspondent Jennie Bond.
Jennie has been on a wide range of television and radio programmes, from light entertainment to documentaries. In addition to the highly successful Great British Menu BBC 2 series, she has been a presenter on two of the BBC’s most popular shows: Cash in the Attic and Rip Off Britain.
The awards will be presented by Jennie alongside Food Management Today and Meat Management publisher Graham Yandell MBE, with the highly prestigious Meat Businesswoman of the Year award given to an individual voted on by a panel of judges.
The 12 award categories are:
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Foodservice (Catering Butcher)
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Independent Retailing
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Multiple Retailing
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Manufacturing / Processing
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Craft Butchery
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Trade Body
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Wholesaling
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Poultry
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Training & Education
- Meat Businesswoman Award – Industry Supplier
- The Rising Star Award
Event organiser Sharon Yandell said: “We are so pleased to welcome Jennie Bond as our celebrity guest, and I’m sure she will do a fantastic job presenting the awards alongside their category partners.
“This is a very special occasion which rewards outstanding female talent, and it is sure to be a sell-out ceremony – a unique industry night not to be missed!”
To get your tickets to the event, visit https://womeninmeatawards.com/tickets/.
Follow the Women In Meat Industry Awards ‘X’ (formerly twitter) account @WIMIAwards for live updates on the evening.
With thanks to our 2023 partners:
Event date and venue availability is subject to any ongoing Government rulings on public assembly and therefore the organisers reserve the right to make appropriate changes if required affecting the date or venue at their absolute discretion.
