Highlighting Lancashire’s ‘women of impact’

The next edition of Lancashire Business View, will shine the spotlight on the women who are making things happen.

For this feature, in association with Porsche Preston, we want to hear about females in the county’s businesses who are making a real impact in their organisation.

They may be owners leading from the front, senior executives making a difference in the boardroom, or team members working to drive the business forward.

The people who want to hear about are innovating, pioneering new ways of working, creating new products or services and tackling challenges for the benefit of the business they work in.

Nominees can be any stage of their career – we want to hear about what they’ve done, how and why, and what the results have been.

Richard Slater, publisher of Lancashire Business View, said: “This feature will go beyond profiling the women who are figureheads of their businesses - although we’ll be profiling them, too - we are looking to write about difference-makers at every level.

“We’ll be shining a light on the often unsung heroes who are making a difference, those at the heart of the business whose ambition, creativity and drive are making a real difference in their own organisation, to their sector, or to the wider Lancashire economy.

“If you work alongside anybody who fits this description then please take a moment to nominate them - we love reading their stories and are keen to share them with our audience.”

Amy Lancaster-Hall, group marketing manager, Porsche Preston said: "In our time sponsoring the feature so far we have enjoyed meeting many resilient entrepreneurial women. We never cease to be inspired by the fascinating stories they have shared from all corners of the county."