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Network Ireland is inviting applications for their prestigious Businesswoman of the Year Awards, which recognise the achievements of talented and dedicated female professionals.
The awards were officially launched at this year’s Network Ireland International Women’s Day event at Croke Park, which was attended by 400 business women from across the island.
There are eight awards: Emerging Businesswoman; Solo Businesswoman; Established Businesswoman; Creative Professional; STEM Professional; Employee – Rising Star; Employee – Shining Star, and Networker of the Year
The International Women’s Day event featured a stellar line-up of women blazing a trail in their chosen field, including astronaut Dr Norah Patten, chef Trisha Lewis and digital entrepreneur Áine Kerr.
The proceeds of fundraising efforts on the day went to Debra, which supports people living with the incurable genetic condition, epidermolysis bullosa (EB) or butterfly skin, and their families.
The national recipients of the Network Ireland Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2025 will be chosen in September from the winners of 17 local branch finals.
The overall winners will be selected by a panel of business experts and the closing date for applications is Thursday, April 17.
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