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ASIAN
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 2006 SHORTLIST
(19 May 2006)
The
Asian Women of Achievement Awards applaud and celebrate the commitment,
dedication and determination of Asian women from all over the country
and from all walks of life. The awards were set up by Pinky Lilani
and Munir Samji to recognise all levels of achievement made by Asian
women in the UK - whether professional or personal - within the
commercial, professional, artistic and humanitarian sectors. This
year 45 finalists were selected across eight different Award categories.
AWA
2006 SHORTLIST
THE
ARTS & CULTURE AWARD
For
women flourishing in the world of performing arts, management of
the arts and creative writing.
YOUNG
ACHIEVER OF THE YEAR AWARD
Any
woman under 30 who has done something incredible, inspirational
or is simply the best at what she does.
MEDIA
PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR AWARD
Unique
individuals working in the areas of broadcast, print or electronic
media.
PROFESSIONAL
OF THE YEAR AWARD
For
women who have trained and qualified in their chosen professional
practice and have become a leading practitioner - setting an example
to other women and having their contribution acknowledged by their
peers.
ENTREPRENEUR
OF THE YEAR AWARD
For
a woman who has taken the risk and has successfully set up and is
running her own business.
BUSINESS
WOMAN OF THE YEAR - CORPORATE AWARD
For
an individual thriving in corporate Britain who has made, and is
making, a significant contribution to the success of their organisation.
THE
PUBLIC SECTOR AWARD
For
women who have achieved success within senior executive and non-executive
roles in the civil service, quangos, universities and national institutions.
THE
SOCIAL & HUMANITARIAN AWARD
For
special women involved in social and humanitarian work, whether
they are individuals working for non-profit organisations or the
corporate world contributing to the voluntary sector.
AWA
2006 JUDGES
Sir
Nicholas Young, chief executive of the British Red Cross chairs
the judging panel for the 2006 Asian Women of Achievement Awards.
This year's judging panel boasts a number of distinguished and respected
representatives from industry and commerce including:
- Ruth
Anderson, Vice Chairman, KPMG LLP
- Dr
Jane Anderson, Consultant and Honorary Senior Lecturer
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Emma Arbuthnot, District Judge
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Nighat Awan OBE, Chief Executive, Shere Khan Group
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Elizabeth Coffey, Partner, Big Dog Enterprise Ltd
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Jeremy Isaacs, CEO Europe & Asia, Lehman Brothers
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Peter Jones, Chairman, Tote Bookmakers
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John Makinson, Chairman and Chief Executive, Penguin Group
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Jyoti Munsiff, Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer, Royal Dutch
Shell plc
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Kieren Poynter, Senior Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers
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Alice Perkins, Non-Executive Director, TaylorNelsonSofres
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Maggie Rose, CEO, MROI
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James Strachan, former Chairman, Audit Commission
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Fakhruddin Suterwalla, Managing Director, TRS
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Mark Swyny, Business Relationship Director, Group Procurement,
Lloyds TSB
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Ian Chivers, Managing Director of Global Markets and Investment
Banking, Merrill Lynch International
- Nina
Wadia, Actress
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Patricia Rozario OBE, Opera Singer
A star-studded
awards ceremony will take place on Thursday 25 May 2006 at the London
Hilton on Park Lane. Tickets to the awards ceremony are available
from the Asian Women of Achievement Awards office on 020 7368 7123
or via the awards' website www.awaawards.com.
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