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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / Woman of Stature™ Awards South Africa celebrated Women’s Month with the launch of their 10th Awards season

Woman of Stature™ Awards South Africa celebrated Women’s Month with the launch of their 10th Awards season

19 August 2024 by Guest

The esteemed Woman of Stature™ Awards South Africa proudly launched their 10th Awards season, kicking off Women’s Month with a prestigious event held on Thursday, August 1st, at the Eagle Canyon Golf Estate. In a fitting tribute to a decade of empowering and celebrating South Africa’s phenomenal women, the VIP Media Launch was an afternoon …

The esteemed Woman of Stature™ Awards South Africa proudly launched their 10th Awards season, kicking off Women’s Month with a prestigious event held on Thursday, August 1st, at the Eagle Canyon Golf Estate.

In a fitting tribute to a decade of empowering and celebrating South Africa’s phenomenal women, the VIP Media Launch was an afternoon of inspiration and recognition. The event was masterfully hosted by Nicole Capper, the acclaimed Woman in Media 2024 winner, whose engaging presence set the tone for an unforgettable event. Guest speakers included the 2024 Overall Winner Annemarie Mostert, 2023 Overall Winner Prof. Corne Davis, WOSA Directors Hazel Bango Moyo and Tandi Potgieter, as well as the CEO Charlotte du Plessis. Their inspiring words underscored the importance of the Awards in recognizing and empowering women across the nation.

“We are thrilled to mark this milestone with a season that promises to be our most impactful yet,” said Charlotte du Plessis, CEO and Founder of the Woman of Stature™ Awards, reflecting on the Awards’ journey and their ongoing mission to honour exceptional women across various sectors.
The Woman of Stature™ Awards South Africa is more than just an awards ceremony; it is a movement that recognizes and empowers women who have excelled in their respective domains. Exciting new categories have been introduced this year, including the addition of Woman in Sport. “This is particularly apt as we celebrate the achievements of our female South African Olympians,” du Plessis noted. This new category will honour the exceptional contributions and successes of women in the sports arena, reflecting the Awards’ commitment to recognizing excellence in diverse fields.

The Directors of the Woman of Stature™ Awards South Africa highlighted that these awards have a long and distinguished history. What sets these awards apart is the prestige of being nominated. Nominees undergo a rigorous adjudication process audited by their partner MGI RAS, ensuring the integrity and transparency of the selection process and the winners.

Nominations for the Woman of Stature™ Awards 2025 are now open. We invite the public to nominate exceptional women who have made a significant impact in their communities and industries.

To nominate go to:
www.wosawardsglobal.com

Awards Ceremony:
The South African Awards Gala Evening will be held on the 12th April at the Indaba Hotel, bringing together thought leaders, influencers, and dignitaries to celebrate the achievements of our extraordinary nominees. The evening will feature keynote speeches, live performances, and the much-anticipated awards presentation.

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Author: Tandi Potgieter from Icarus Media on behalf of Woman of Stature Awards South Africa.

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