Get a flavour of the Women In Meat Industry Awards
The new 2021 film highlighting some of the key moments from this year’s in-person Women In Meat Industry Awards (WIMIA) ceremony is now available to view online click here.
An additional picture gallery is also available featuring some of the people and presentations made on 18th November, when nearly 300 people gathered in London to celebrate exceptional and talented women across the meat industry. To see the gallery click here.
Lead organiser of the WIMIA Sharon Yandell commented: “It was a brilliant night and the culmination of a very successful promotion over several months. There was clearly a big appetite for getting together and the atmosphere was electric – as it always is.”
Organisers have announced that next year’s 2022 Women In Meat Industry Awards ceremony will take place on Friday 25th November 2022 and that it will return to the five star Royal Garden Hotel, Kensington, it’s traditional home, for a night of celebration and networking.
Graham Yandell, the publisher of Meat Management added: “We know that many of our guests welcome the opportunity to combine our special awards night with staying over in London as the Christmas period approaches. It is a great opportunity for shopping and seeing the sights.
“We were absolutely delighted with the Women In Meat Industry Awards this year and as always it recognised brilliant finalists and winners. I have no doubt that next year it will continue to grow and further establish itself as a premier and major event in the meat industry calendar.”
- For more information go to www.womeninmeatawards.com.
- For details about how to become a partner or sponsor for the 2022 awards email Michelle Ingerfield: michelle.i@yandellmedia.com.
Thank you to our 2021 partners:
Event date is subject to ongoing Government rulings on public assembly and therefore the organisers reserve the right to make appropriate changes if required affecting the date or venue at their absolute discretion.
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