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2024 Winners

Congratulations to our 2024 winners!

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Best career development initiative

Best career development initiative

Women in Manual Trades

Procure Plus    

 

"A great initiative to help an area that is clearly underrepresented. The need for more female operatives, to make female residents and tenants feel safe when works are carried out, cannot be understated. Good geographic remit and shows it can be scaled up across the UK."

Board/committee member of the year

Board/committee member of the year

Candida Dutiro

Red Kite Community Housing   

 

"Candida has been selected to win this award because she not only represents the voices of Red Kite tenants, but she actively builds the skills and experience of other tenants to become board and committee members. Her passion for housing and dedication to achieving great outcomes with Kite Housing make her a standout candidate for this recognition."

Inclusion champion

Inclusion champion

Pia Honey

No Floor No More    

 

"We had some great nominations this year however Pia’s nomination was nothing short of outstanding. This is someone who saw a need and took it upon herself to liaise with different groups of people and organisations to source and supply potentially vulnerable residents with flooring. The amount of time and energy she has put into the project including her own physical labour, and the many people she has helped while essentially recycling at the same time is nothing short of magnificent. We admire her community spirit, foresight and tenacity in making this happen and have no doubt those residents who have benefitted from her work will agree she is our 2024 Inclusion champion."

Innovator of the year

Innovator of the year

Pia Honey

No Floor No More    

 

"Pia's fantastic innovation in recycling carpets and finding flooring solutions for new council tenants has been driven by her unwavering passion and commitment to improving the lives of tenants across the housing sector. Her work is already impacting people's lives whilst also reducing environmental impact. She demonstrates a fantastic ability to bring people together across the sector and outside of it to find solutions."


Professional of the year - housing association/local authority

Professional of the year - housing association/local authority

Setareh Neshati

Westminster City Council 

 

"Outstanding candidate who clearly fulfills and exceeds the criteria for Professional of the year. Setareh displays professionalism, vision, courage alongside breathtaking results. Her contribution hits so many key areas including the alleviation of homelessness, driving up standards for customers, the demonstration of the benefits of co-creation with customers, diversity and inclusion....the list goes on. Setareh is a sterling ambassador for the Housing Profession."


Professional of the year - independent

Professional of the year - independent

Ilene Campbell

Tenants Information Service (TIS)    

 

"IIene's focus on tenant involvement and the importance of customer participation was brilliant to learn about. This drive has transferred to wider projects relating to climate change and retrofit, which have clearly catalysed positive change across the sector. Whilst being a clear champion of utilising resident voice, she also recognises the importance of engaging young people within the sector. She is a huge inspiration for women across the housing sector. "


Woman of the future - housing association/local authority

Woman of the future - housing association/local authority

Tanya Stirland

Ashfield District Council

 

"Thriving in areas where women have traditionally been under-represented, Tanya is helping to pave the way for others in the industry.  What truly sets Tanya apart is her determination to succeed and dedication to continuous growth.  Tanya’s impact is evident across her organisation, where she has seized opportunities to improve the customer experience by overhauling training packages, providing education on weekly call reviews and introducing training to help ensure her colleagues are well prepared to navigate challenging conversations with tenants.  Tanya’s resilience shined through the application and the support she has received from her peers demonstrates how well regarded she is internally.  Tanya is a great example of what is possible with perseverance and passion and is a very worth winner of the Woman of the Future award."


Woman of the future - independent

Woman of the future - independent

Ella Mackay

Beam   

 

"Ella's background and career to date has been highly impressive. Supporting communities in the UK and refugee's from abroad. She has delivered key and important tangible outcomes. It is clear she is making a difference to people's lives. This could be replicated across other regions which emphasises the importance of what she is doing."


Woman of the year - charity

Woman of the year - charity

Georgina Rangecroft

Ethical Lettings

 

"Georgina has created an innovative approach to letting that has supported residents to a better sustainable life. An inspirational leader who took a personal risk to establish an impactful holistic service which supports people to sustain their tenancy and develop the skills they need to help them have a better quality of life. Her dedication and ethics show not only in the service offered, but also in her approach as a business leader and employer."


Woman of the year - housing association/council

Woman of the year - housing association/council

Léann Hearne

Livv Housing Group    

 

"A truly values led CEO who has turned round her organisation from G3 to V1:G1. A great candidate who has inspired others and uplifted many women."


Woman of the year - independent

Woman of the year - independent

Helen Cliffe

Frank Shaw Associates    

 

"Helen has a huge level of experience within the housing sector. She has demonstrated an impressive commitment to social improvements alongside her projects, with the "regeneration brainery" initiative being an excellent example of her drive to inspire and educate others within the sector."

 


Employer of the year

Employer of the year

Wythenshawe Community Housing Group

 

"The judges were unanimous in their decision. Wythenshawe is a place where people want to work.  A living wage and L2 Disability Confident Employer – purposefully working to create an inclusive work environment by employing and retaining employees with disabilities and health conditions. Their proactive approach around Menopause Awareness, Neurodiversity, LGBT+ and allyship, as well as their prioritisation of mental health and wellbeing is to be commended. And the judges liked the various options for staff to celebrate the success of colleagues."

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