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I have worked in the voluntary and healthcare sectors for over 30 years and was delighted to be asked to join the committee in 2022. The committee is full of dedicated women – balancing jobs, families and busy lives giving their time freely to recognise and celebrate the accomplishments of women from all walks of life. It is truly a privilege to be able to contribute in a meaningful way to this special event – learning so much about the unsung heroes who make an immeasurable difference to people’s lives in their communities, as well as raising funds for the valuable work the NSPCC provide across our region.

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Over the past nine months as a committee member of the Cheshire Woman Award, I have found deep fulfilment and purpose. This role has allowed me to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of women in Cheshire, aligning with my values of empowerment, community service, and celebrating women’s achievements.

Women have always been a significant part of my life, from my family to my professional focus on coaching and mentoring women in their 50s and beyond. My involvement in the committee is driven by a desire to empower women, recognizing and celebrating their successes to inspire others.

Working with passionate individuals has been rewarding, fostering a positive environment for innovative ideas. The award’s core values—courage, compassion, and community service—resonate deeply with me. The Cheshire Woman Award also supports the NSPCC’s work, making my role even more meaningful.

I have been involved with Cheshire Woman Awards since 2010 and each year I love it even more. For me it is all about being able to honour and celebrate with a room full of inspirational ladies from all walks of live. The stories you hear, the courage and determination shown and the amazing glass ceilings that are broken is incredible. I enjoy bringing the event to life with a fabulous, committed committee and we try to make improvements each year. The NSPCC being our chosen charity makes the hard work worthwhile.

In my day, I run a business called 2minds where I support leaders, managers, teams and individuals to be their best. I am a published author and podcaster.

Caroline, who is originally from Wallasey but now calls Chester home, has a real passion for volunteering and fundraising. She’s been doing this for almost two decades, both in her personal and professional life. She felt truly honoured when invited to join the committee. As a woman in the business who passionately gives back through her time and resources, this role really resonated with her beliefs. She’s really enjoyed every moment of these past 4 years as a committee member.

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I am an editor, writer and podcaster. I also run a publishing company based on the Wirral and help bestselling authors develop and publish their writing.

I am also part of a team whose purpose is to promote literacy across the Liverpool region. I also co-host a podcast that features breast cancer guests who wish to share funny stories.

It was through the podcast that I was nominated for the CWA and then subsequently became part of the committee. These awards are unique as they celebrate all women and their achievements, not just the winner. They are judged on the impact these individuals make in their community. These awards are not about how great your business is; they are about the difference you make to other people. In addition, the awards support the marvellous work done by the NSPCC.