Motor Trader is proud to announce the launch of the inaugural Motor Trader Women in Motor Industry Awards (WiMIA), set to take place on Thursday 4 December 2025 at the prestigious Marriott Grosvenor Square in London.
WiMIA will shine a spotlight on the outstanding achievements of women across every part of the motor industry — from commercial vehicles to motor retailing — celebrating the talent, innovation, and leadership shaping the future of the sector.
Motor Trader Editor, John Kirwan said: “Motor Trader has launched the Women in Motor Industry Awards to recognise and honour the achievements of women in the automotive industry.
“The awards are inclusive, open for entries from women in all roles, at all levels, in the UK’s automotive sector. Submit an entry today, for yourself, an industry peer or colleague, and be part of a great event in automotive in 2025.”
Nominations are now open and take just 2 minutes to complete — and Motor Trader encourages everyone across the sector to submit nominations for colleagues, team members, or industry peers.
Nominations are completely free and act as a referral to enter the awards.
Importantly, both men and women are eligible to be nominated in the Diversity Champion and Mentor of the Year categories, reflecting Motor Trader’s commitment to recognising all those driving positive change.
Simone Broadhurst, Group Event Director at Motor Trader, added: “Motor Trader has a proud heritage of delivering industry-leading awards, and we are thrilled to introduce the Women in Motor Industry Awards to our portfolio.
“These awards not only celebrate the exceptional contributions of women in the automotive sector but also champion the industry’s commitment to fostering a more inclusive and diverse future.
“By recognising excellence and highlighting inspiring individuals, we aim to pave the way for ongoing innovation and growth across the sector.”
The deadline for nominations is Friday 23 May 2024.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this important new celebration of talent and achievement driving real change within the UK motor industry.
For more information and to submit your nomination, visit Motor Trader Women in Motor Industry Awards.