Women in Green Business Awards 2026 - One month to go

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Women in Green Business Awards 2026 - One month to go

There's just a month to go until this year's prestigious Women in Green Business Awards - and tickets are going fast

There is just a month to go until the Women in Green Business Awards 2026, which will this year take place on the evening of Wednesday 7th October at the Marriott London Grosvenor Square.  

Around 80 per cent of the seats for the gala dinner and glittering awards ceremony are now booked and finalists have just a few weeks left to confirm their place ahead of the big day. 

The evening will bring together over 350 executives, entrepreneurs, investors, and campaigners from across the green economy to celebrate the many brilliant women that are working to accelerate environmental action and deliver on the UK's climate goals. 

The awards will feature an exclusive networking drinks reception, keynote speeches, gala dinner, a performance from our award-winning host, Harriet Kemsley, an awards ceremony to unveil all the winners and highly commended entries, and an after party to celebrate all the finalists.

"We're absolutely delighted to see so many brilliant women, campaigns, and organisations were nominated for this year's Women in Green Business Awards - it really does speak to the breadth and depth of the exceptional work being done by women to advance the green economy," said chair of judges Jade Burnett. "Thank you so much to everyone who put forward a nomination and congratulations must go to all the nominees and finalists."

With just a month to go to the awards themselves, any one planning to attend is advised to confirm their place to avoid disappointment.  

Finalists who book their place at the awards can also secure a bespoke finalist logo and license for use on social media or in marketing material. In addition, bespoke and sponsor packages are available on request.

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