CEO Today Business Women of the Year Awards 2023

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China

Diane Wang - 2022 Winner

Founder, Chairperson, & CEO, DHGATE

"The pandemic has made digital transformation a top priority and a key trend for all industries. The companies without digitalisation are lagging. Digital equality, especially for MSMEs, is a critical challenge. " - View in Edition » View Profile 2024 AWARDS - VOTE NOW

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USA

Nichole Jordan - 2022 Winner

Central Region Managing Partner Grant Thornton LLP

"Above all else, our firm is meeting women where they’re at while striving for equity in every facet of our firm." - View in Edition » View Profile 2024 AWARDS - VOTE NOW

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USA

Shannon Shoemaker - 2022 Winner

Senior Vice President Marketing and Strategic Alliances Cisive

"During her time at Cisive, Shannon’s leadership and vision for Marketing and Partnerships has established Cisive, and it’s brands, as the premier provider in the background screening industry." - View in Edition » View Profile 2024 AWARDS - VOTE NOW

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USA

Victoria Elder - 2022 Winner

Owner, Lead Publicist - Victori Solutions

"We believe PR is about attracting the attention of the media by communicating the client’s story in an engaging and thought-provoking way." - View in Edition » View Profile 2024 AWARDS - VOTE NOW

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CEO Today Business Women of the Year Awards 2023

Voting Closed

Voting is now closed for the 2023 Business Women of the Year Awards.

Here at CEO Today we pride ourselves on raising the profile of female business leaders across the globe who have achieved phenomenal success and continue to drive businesses forward. The world of business is full of successful, talented and innovative leaders and entrepreneurs who run successful businesses. The ability to drive a company forward whilst navigating the well documented gender bias many face and often balancing busy personal lives and obligations is testament to the resourcefulness and awe-inspiring abilities of women in business.

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