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The National Business Women Awards are returning with a refreshed 2026 format, promising a more affordable, engaging and energising experience ...

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The National Business Women Awards are returning with a refreshed 2026 format, promising a more affordable, engaging and energising experience for entrants and guests. Organisers have overhauled the programme in response to extensive feedback from previous participants, placing accessibility, value and enjoyment at the heart of the redesign.

“You spoke, we listened,” said Partnerships Manager June Cory. “Our goal is to create an awards experience that not only honours outstanding women in business but also fits seamlessly into their busy lives.”

For 2026, the awards move into the summer season, bringing a lighter, more relaxed atmosphere – think cocktails rather than evening gowns. The new structure has been designed to save participants time, money and energy, while maintaining the exceptional standards and prestige the awards are known for.

A stronger focus on high‑value networking will allow finalists and attendees to forge meaningful connections throughout the day. Guests can still expect the same high energy, high quality and high kudos, alongside outstanding entertainment, top‑tier food and a showstopping awards ceremony.

After the glitzy finale, attendees will be invited to stay on for a series of exclusive networking opportunities, complete with a few exciting surprises. Early bird entries are now open for a limited period, and those keen to showcase their achievements among some of the UK’s most inspiring businesswomen are encouraged to enter soon at nbwawards.co.uk.

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