The National Business Women’s Awards, held at the Hilton London Wembley hotel on Friday, 18th November, were proudly supported by Isuzu UK.
Made up of 21 categories, the National Business Women’s Awards
are judged by a panel of up to four industry experts, with categories including Business Hero, Business Owner/s of the Year, Best New Business and, of course, Business Woman of the Year. The final award is split into three awards depending on the level of turnover, allowing businesses of comparable sizes to compete against each other for this prestigious award.
Other categories include Influential Business Woman of the Year, Lifetime Achievement, Community Champion and Young Business Woman of the Year, a category designed for candidates aged 30 or less at the time of the awards.

“As we celebrate the most successful women in business in the UK, we are delighted to be partnering with Isuzu at the National Business Women’s Awards 2022,” said Damian Cummins, awards director. “Together, we are passionate about recognising women who are driving success across business sectors and who are making a real difference in what they do. We are grateful to Isuzu for their support and their commitment to the most hard-working and successful women in the UK.”
Debbie Warne, events manager at Isuzu UK, added: “It is a real honour to support the National Business Women’s Awards 2022 and to help celebrate the amazing effort and fantastic achievements of this extremely talented group of women. With an increasing number of female owners and drivers of the Isuzu D-Max pick-up, supporting these fabulous awards for businesswomen helps demonstrate that pick-ups are for everyone. I have such admiration for all the winners and finalists whose dedication and hard work are evident to see, and I would like to congratulate everyone on such a fantastic evening of celebration.”
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