Good Hope FM launches Warrior Women Awards

Good Hope FM has launched its inaugural Warrior Women Awards, which aims to be a prestigious annual event that recognizes and celebrates South African women from all walks of life. The women are people who have achieved greatness through making a positive impact and inspiring people around them.

The station is calling on listeners to nominate dynamic women in their family circle of friends, work environment and communities who excel as entrepreneurs, trailblazers, pioneers, industry leaders, or unsung heroes.

The Good Hope FM Warrior Women Awards says that it will celebrate women who are creating a lasting impact in one or more of the categories, including Social Impact Champion, Innovation and Technology Pioneer, Excellence in Entrepreneurship, Women in Business, Community SHERO, Visionary Leader, Empowerment Advocate, Excellence in Arts, Trail Blazer of the Year, Young Achiever, Sport Achievement, and Lifetime Achievement.

According to the station, listeners can read up on the criteria for each category, nominate outstanding women in these categories and vote for their favorites by downloading the Good Hope FM App, and visiting www.goodhopefm.com. Nominations can also be sent to [email protected]. until midnight on Sunday, September 8.

The top three nominees in each category will be invited to an event where the winners will be announced, with Good Hope FM broadcasting live from the venue. The women in addition to proper recognition for their contributions and be presented prizes.

Good Hope FM and 5FM PCS combo business manager Masixole Mdingane says, “Women who selflessly go above and beyond in their families, workspaces and broader communities are THE originals — absolutely vital, yet often under recognized, building blocks for a successful and prosperous nation.”

They make a unique and lasting impression that will echo for generations to come, and it is our honour and privilege to find them, cast a spotlight on their character and efforts, showcase them and recognize them.”

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