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WISE100 Women in Social Enterprise 2024 top 100 revealed – plus 30 ‘Ones to Watch’
The WISE100 recognises the most inspiring and influential women in social enterprise, impact investment and mission-driven business. Find out who is in our Top 100 List, plus – new for this year – our 30 Ones to Watch.
Today we reveal the much anticipated seventh edition of the WISE100 List, produced annually by Pioneers Post in partnership with NatWest Social & Community Capital.
This carefully selected list brings together the UK’s 100 leading women in social enterprise, impact investment and mission-driven business.
This year, for the first time, we also have our 30 Ones to Watch, a new list of 30 women who didn’t make it on to the Top 100 this year but who we think are doing brilliant work and are women to watch out for in the social enterprise and impact investing space.
From the Top 100 women, winners will be selected across five categories: Social Business Woman, Star of the Future, Social Investment Champion, Environmental Champion, and Equality & Empowerment Champion. The winners will be revealed at the WISE100 awards ceremony which will be held on 7 March at NatWest’s headquarters in central London.
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Booking is still open to attend the awards ceremony. You can also watch live via this Zoom link.
The WISE100 List 2024
Sandy AbdelRahman, Skaped
Bayo Adelaja, Do it Now Now
Bayile Adeoti, Dechomai
Zareen Roohi Ahmed, Gift Wellness
May Al-Karooni, Globechain
Katie Alcott, Frank Water
Patricia Alexander, Shared Interest
Ariana Alexander-Sefre, Spoke World
Zareen Ali, Cogs AI
Joanne Marie Anderson, Innervision Consultancy
Lisa Ashford, Ethex & Energise Africa
Anne Bailey, Form The Future
Karen Balmer, Groundwork North Wales
Tamara Barton-Campbell, Renaissance Studios
Elizabeth Beall, Finance Earth
Molly Bevan, Impactic Volunteers
Charlie Blair, The Blair Academy
Caroline Boury, The Boury Academy
Gillian Bowen, YMCA London City & North
Miranda K Brawn, The Miranda Brawn Diversity Leadership Foundation
Erika Brodnock, Kinhub
Amanda Bronkhorst, Just One Tree
Elaine Brown, Edinburgh Remakery
Michaela Buck, Mastercall Healthcare
Gemma Bukel, P3
Holly Budge, How Many Elephants
Alisha Chowdhury, Mongo
Lorraine Copes, Be Inclusive Hospitality
Alison Davies, Selnet
Karen Davies, Purple Shoots Business Lending
Rebecca Deegan, I Have A Voice
Nikki DiGiovanni, Cambridgeshire Community Reuse and Recycling Network
Sian Downes, Strawberry Lemonade Events
Alison Egan, Change Please
Sol Escobar, Give Your Best
Sarah Faber, Big Issue Invest
Lucy Findlay, Social Enterprise Mark
Sarah Forster, The Good Economy
Joy Foster, TechPixies
Paula Gamester MBE, The Sewing Rooms and Connector Media
Alicia Gibson, Finance Earth
Maggie Gordon-Walker, Mothers Uncovered
Megan Hale, Team Repair
Stella West Harling MBE, Dartmoor Community Kitchen Hub
Julie Hawker, Cosmic
Verena Hefti, Leaders Plus
Sarah Hopley, Venture Studio from Crisis
Hayley Hulme, Starts with you
Valentina Hynes, SVH
Micah Ingram, Orange Bow
Sarah Jordan, YOU Underwear
Ali Kakande, Carib Eats
Temi Kamson, GT Scholars
Terri Kearney, Nightstop Communities North-West
Heledd Kendrick, Recruit for Spouses
Lucy Killerby, Talent Spaces
Tiwa King, Beyond a Song
Becky Lane, Furbnow
Anna Lewis, Stroud District Kids' Stuff
Eily Livingstone, Paths Through Change
Emma Lower, Lendology
Mairi Macaulay, New Start Highland
Angie Madara, Athena FundX
Roselyn Ranti Majekodunmi, Renix Global Innovation
Claire Mann, ChangeXtra
Kseniia Maslakova, FreedomCode
Viana Maya, pRespect
Maisie McBagley, The Great Plate
Bilkis Miah, You Be You
Stiliyana Minkovska, Matrix Health and Care
Azzees Minott, 2-3 Degrees
Rachel Mostyn and Camilla Rigby, Women's Work Lab
Alice Moxley, Pivot
Julie Norburn, Art4Space
Jennifer O'Brien, Music Broth
June O'Sullivan, London Early Years Foundation
Shola Oladipo, Food for Purpose
Alla Ouvarova and Anna Richey, Two Chicks / Future Female Entrepreneur
Aakeen Parikh, Minazi Consulting
Laura Jardine Paterson, Concat Tech
Claire Pearson, Belu
Sophie Pender, The 93% Club
Mandy Powell, The Goodwash Company
Catrin Price, Fair Finance
Sarah Rafique, Generation Medics
Elena Brook-Hart Rodriguez, Handmade Stories
Bernice Rook, Eastside People
Isabel Sachs, I Like Networking
Rebecca Smith, Social Enterprise Kent
Alison Smith, Roots Human Resources
Kate Smith, Memory Matters
Kali Hamerton Stove, The Glasshouse
Louise Swinden, Resonance
Margaret Taribo, Parentskills2go
Kirsty Thomson, The Circle
Cerise Upham, Recruit for Spouses
Anna Wardley, Luna Foundation
Rachel Weiss, Menopause Cafe
Nat Whalley, Organise
Emma Williamson, Aneemo
Georgina Wilson, BUD Leaders
The WISE100 Ones to Watch 2024
Ardene Jennifer Barry, Happy Tears Foundation
Cassie Bradley, Spoke
Denise Brown, 4YoungMinds
Kate Cohen, It's Our Planet Too
Annie Constable, Good Finance
Rachel Daley, The Positivitree
Vinicia Ferreira, Young Generation Needs Us
Cécile Girardin, Nature-based Insights
Alice Hargreaves, SIC
Sylwia Anna Juranek, Reach For A Star
Jasmine Kahlia, Jasmine Kahlia
Oksana Kalala, New Arrivals Support
Marie-Ermelinda Mayassi, Melanin Skate Gals & Pals
Olivia McLoughlin, Good Finance
Rebecca McPolin-Clulow, Antrim School of Music
Rachael Nilsson, Mud Gang Pottery
Çisel Ormanci, Little Giants Volleyball
Olga Osuch, Repair Café Lambeth
Lynne Parker, Funny Women
Sophia Parvizi-Wayne, Kanjo Health
Aisha Peters, Damali Beautiful Vision
Nadine Robinson, New Pathway Narratives
Tilda Rose, Do it Now Now
Yasmin Khalil-St Rose, The Mental Health Hub by MeYouWellbeing
Louisiana Salge, EQ Investors
Letitia Seglah, Do it Now Now
Eda Tajuddin, The Social Change Nest
Maria Todesco and Nicky Day, Cathartic Arts
Esme Verity, Considered Capital
Alexandra White, Unvaeld
Explore more stories and interviews with leading women in social enterprise in our WISE collection.
Delivered by Pioneers Post, in partnership with NatWest Social & Community Capital, the WISE100 is an initiative to celebrate, support and share expertise, learning and inspiration among women in social enterprise across the UK.
If you have any questions, please get in touch via WISE100@pioneerspost.com
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