Women in Construction Awards 2023
After the amazing support shown at the Women in Construction Awards 2022 the industry leading charity event is now booked for 22nd September at the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms in London this year. The Women in Construction Awards 2023 promises to be a bigger and better event with an impressive line-up of past and future leaders in construction and the inclusive world. With an expanded 9 categories it is now even easier to nominate someone (or nominate yourself) for many awards that will be perfect for so many individuals in the construction industry.
Scroll below to see the award category lineup
Women in Construction Awards 2023 Categories
The judging for all awards will be based on the nominee’s contribution to the industry, time in the industry, how they have helped to attract others to the industry, problems they have overcome, achievements within their sector, reasons they have been nominated and their future plans.
On the Tools
This category is for all women working on the tools – the backbone of the industry.
Industry Pioneer
This is an award for someone who has paved the way to supporting and finding new ways to progress women’s place in the industry
Male Ally
A category solely for men who have gone above and beyond all expectations to support women in construction.
Business Owner
This award is perfect for any succesful woman running her own business in construction.
Influencer
Social media is key to any industry in the current world and construction is no different. This award recognises those who use their followings to push for a better and more inclusive construction industry.
Inclusive Company
This category is so important in displaying what companies as a whole do for women in construction and inclusivity in general.
Rising Star
Some of the most amazing stories in construction start at the bottom of the ladder. Tell your story to earn this award.
Lifetime Achievement
Many people achieve for a while. Few carry it on through their entire lives, affecting more lives than they could even count. This category is for those special people.
Contribution to Project
Nominations here are for those women who have become major cogs in any construction industry machine and are making headway towards a bright future.
Women in Construction Awards 2023 Judges
On The Tools
Suzanna Blakely Monk
Electrician
Stephen Slessor
Managing Director at Galliford Try
Claire Jarvis
Managing Director at Redrow Homes
Male Ally
Noel Mckee
Trustee at CIOB & Male Ally winner
Lorna Hagan
Director at Constructtuition
Elinor Strapp
Head of Tendering at Multiplex
Industry Pioneer
Stacey Price
Senior Commercial Manager at Laing O’Rourke
Joanne De La Porte
Health & Care Director at Gleeds
Paul Hart
Director of Projects at
Mitie
Danny Webb
Project Manager & Founder at Webb Electrical
Business Owner
Rianne Scott
Commercial Director at Oracle Asbestos Solution
Helen Chorley
Co-Founder of Property Sisters
Carol Massay
Head of Construction at Access Group
Inclusive Company
Maria Coulter
Founder of The Construction Coach
Chris Poulton
Head of Projects & Lighting at Mitie
Dr David Hancock
Head of construction at Cabinet office
Rising Star
Fiona O’Riordan
Assistant Civil Engineer at Skanska
Anne Okafor
Planner at The Cruden Group
Dr Anne Nortcliffe
Head of School of Engineering, Technology and Design at Canterbury Christ Church University
Stuart Starkey
Managing Director at StarkEV
Lifetime Achievement
Sandi Rhys Jones
President at CIOB
Ceri Evans
Head of Contracts & Procurement for Bechtel Infrastructure
Gaelle Blake
UKI Director for Permanent Appointments & Construction and Property Appointments at Hays
Caroline Nokes
Conservative MP for Romsey and Southampton North & Women and Equalities Committee Chair
Contribution to Project
Lisa Molloy
Commercial Manager at Seymour Civil Engineering
Nichola Burns
Technical Director at Miller Homes
Roni Savage
Founder & Managing Director of Jomas Associates
Alistair Scott
Founder of Integrated Estate Management
Influencer
Katie Smith
Award-Winning Bricklayer
Luke Cameron
Director of Social Factory
Amy Barratt-Singh
Electrician