March 2009
Women across the nation have the chance to be recognised as the British Female Inventor or Innovator of the Year 2009 with the launch of the latest competition by the Global Women Inventors & Innovators Network (GWIIN).
This would include women that are exceptionally creative, inventive, innovative, entrepreneurs, scientists, engineers, technologists, designers from all sectors and background right across Britain.
The awards nominations which officially opens on Wednesday 4 March is organised to celebrate and promote the creative, inventive and innovative products and services by women.
This year includes awards categories for Health & Beauty, Most Innovative Technology, Foods, Best Product Design and Packaging, Exceptional Creative Items in Arts and Crafts, Best Innovative Business Idea, Science and a category for Higher Education & Learning Institutions such as universities and colleges.
There are 10 categories in total including the main award Female Inventor of the Year 2009.
Established eleven years ago, the awards are the most extensive platform for the recognition of women's inventive and innovative ideas developed in scientific laboratory to the ideas developed at home on the humble kitchen table.
Founder, Bola Olabisi who has since launched the competition in other countries, says that the UK event is growing from strength to strength.
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