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Asian Women of Achievement Awards 2010 Shortlist Announced
21 March 2010
Rani
Moorthy, Founder & Artistic Director of Rasa
Productions and creator of the hilarious 'Curry
Tales', Muslim comedian Shazia Mirza, cricketer
Isa Guha, CNN International anchor Zain Verjee
and Ramona Mehta, partner at law firm Mishcon
de Reya are among the nominees shortlisted for
the Asian Women of Achievement Awards 2010. Founded
and chaired by Indian born author and entrepreneur
Pinky Lilani OBE, and held in association with
Lloyds Banking Group, the awards celebrate often
unsung female icons of Asian origin and their
vibrant contribution to all aspects of Britain’s
multicultural society. Winners will be announced
on 19 May 2010 at a glitzy awards ceremony at
London's Hilton Park Lane.
AWA 2010 Shortlist
The Arts &
Culture Award
Alia Bano, playwright
Shazia Mirza, comedian & writer
Rani Moorthy, founder & artistic director,
Rasa Productions
The Singh Twins, Amrit & Rabindra Singh, artists
Business Woman
of the Year
Tasnim Ghiawadwala, senior executive, Citi
Vimi Grewal-Carr, partner, Deloitte
Bindi Karia, VC / emerging business lead, Microsoft
UK
Roma R. Khanna, president, global networks and
digital initiatives, NBC Universal
Maisy Ng, managing partner, Add Partners
Farah Ramzan Golant, chief executive, AMV BBDO
Entrepreneur
of the Year
Shazia Awan, director, Peachy Pink
Jayshree Davé, founder & director, Pipal Tree
Farnaz Khan, managing director, eResponse Media
Angela Malik, chef & patron, The Angela Malik
School of Food and Wine
Geeta Sidhu-Robb, founder, Nosh Detox
Media Professional
of the Year
Sameena Ali-Khan, main presenter, ITV Central
Razia Iqbal, correspondent, BBC News
Thalbir Kaur Shokar, corporate communications
specialist, Thomson Reuters
Poonam Taneja, senior reporter, BBC Asian Network
Zain Verjee, anchor, CNN International
The Social
& Humanitarian Award
Aarunima Bhatnagar, senior officer, Newham Asian
Women’s Project
Neelam Farzana, psychotherapist, The Listening
Service
Yasmin Halima, director, Global Campaign for Microbicides
Nisema Patel, community development worker, RedbridgeCVS
Adirupa Sengupta, international director, Common
Purpose
Harsha Shukla, president, The Lancaster and Morecambe
Hindu Society
Young Achiever
of the Year
Ridhika Batra, director, Federation of Indian
Chambers of Commerce and Industry
Emily Benn, parliamentary candidate, The Labour
Party
Bijna Dasani, principal, SSgA
Isa Guha, cricketer, The ECB
Anjali Pathak, brand ambassador, AB World Foods
(Patak’s)
Bee Thakore, founder, Big on Good Solutions
Professional
of the Year
Moi Ali, owner & consultant, Pink Anglia Public
Relations Company
Angeli Arora, partner, Bingham McCutchen (London)
LLP
Bindar Dosanjh, solicitor
Dr Zahra Jessa, optometrist, Moorfields Eye Hospital
& research fellow, Anglia Ruskin University
Ramona Mehta, partner, Mishcon de Reya
Dr Saima Naveed Nayab, research and development
scientist, ThermoFisher Scientific
The Public
Sector Award
Shindo Barquer, chief inspector, West Midlands
Police
Nikki Chawda, managing director, Foundation Housing
Association
Harbens Kaur, hospital solicitor, Homerton Hospital
Dr Monica Lakhanpaul, consultant, Leicester Community
Health Services & senior lecturer, University
of Leicester
Dr Shehla Mohammed, consultant geneticist, Guy’s
and St Thomas’ Hospital
Eur Ing Dr Phebe Mann, lecturer, University of
Reading
For information on the awards
visit: www.awaawards.com
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