Woman Who Achieves Awards 2026: Workshop

Your Guide to Entering the Woman Who Achieves Awards 2026

Wednesday 10th December • 10:00am • Live on Zoom

If you’re planning to enter the Woman Who Achieves Awards, this workshop will give you the clarity, insight, and the confidence you need to prepare your entry properly, without the guesswork.

This session offers a transparent look at the Woman Who Awards process and the newly updated entry questions for 2026, so you can approach your submission with intention rather than rushing it at the last minute.

What You’ll Learn

In this workshop, you’ll learn:

✨ Top tips for completing a strong, thoughtful entry
✨ A first look at the new and updated entry questions
✨ Common mistakes entrants make and how to avoid them
✨ What the process looks like from the inside
✨ Key dates, deadlines, and essential information

This session won’t guarantee a winning entry, because the judging process is completely independent,
however, it will help you understand what’s expected, what a thorough entry looks like, and how to avoid the pitfalls that could hold you back.

Why Attend?

Because your Awards entry is part of your visibility strategy, and understanding the process is the best place to start.

You’ll leave with:

✔️ Clarity on what the questions are really asking
✔️ Awareness of the common errors that lead to weak submissions
✔️ A better understanding of how to present your story
✔️ Confidence in approaching your entry thoughtfully

Who It’s For

Anyone entering the Woman Who Achieves Awards 2026 whether it’s your first time or you’re returning and want to improve your submission.

Your Host

Sandra Garlick MBE
Founder of the Woman Who Achieves Awards
Committed to transparency and giving value throughout the entire Awards journey.

Special Guest

Emma Hewitt
Business Awards Adviser and Woman Who Partner
Committed to supporting clients to enter ethical awards for business growth.

Reserve Your Place

There is no charge to attend. Simply register below.

This workshop will be recorded and sent out by email to those who have registered. However, it’s much better to attend in person if you can.