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Celebrating Success
Julie White named Business Woman of the Year 2011
Julie White, Managing Director of D-Drill, has been named the Vitalise Business Woman of the Year 2011 at a ceremony at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole, which celebrates women’s achievements across the Midlands.
Julie held off extremely strong competition from a range of other leading, high-profile businesswomen from the region.
Runners up included Sarah Balfour, Founder / Director of Music by Arrangement, Sara Fowler, Senior Partner of Ernst and Young LLP, Sue and Rachel Hawkins, Proprietors / Directors of Ace High Ents Ltd, Professor Julia King, Vice-Chancellor at Aston University , Suzanne Linton, MD of Freestyle Interactive Ltd and 2010/2011 Finalist Alison Wetton, CEO and Founder of All About Weight.
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World-ranked wheelchair athlete named Vitalise Woman of Achievement at glittering ceremony
Prestigious award goes to Britain’s number one wheelchair tennis player Lucy Shuker.
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South Africa Strictly Come Dancing stars Ryan Hammond and Lindsey Muckle put on a great show!
Ryan and Lindsey have been dancing together for 6 years and will be performing a stunning piece for us during the Luncheon.
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Barclays Wealth Supports 'Women of the Year Awards'
Barclays Wealth, a leading global wealth manager, sponsored the 2011 Women of the Year Awards held on October 15th at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole, adjacent to the NEC.
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Save the date!
The Women of the Year Awards
celebrates its 30th Anniversary
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2011 Image Gallery
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Kirstie Allsopp addresses the 2011 Women of the Year Luncheon and Awards
Kirstie Allsopp, best known for co-presenting television’s ‘Location, Location, Location’ has taken to the stage in front of more than 400 women as the keynote speaker at the 2011 Woman of the Year Luncheon and Awards. |
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Jaguar Cars
Jaguar showcased their XF & XK range of luxury cars. |
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Boutique shopping
The annual fundraising activities included a Covent Garden Style shopping bazaar of independent boutiques contributing to thousands of pounds of money raised annually for official charity, Vitalise. |
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