The industry’s most exceptional women were recognised at the everywoman in Transport & Logistics awards in London, which aims to inspire the next generation of female talent.
Wincanton MD Rachel Gilbey won the industry champion award, for her work in championing equality, mentoring female colleagues and creating a culture of excellence.
The freight award went to DSV Road head of customs Laura Morgan and Chloe Docherty, director at AHI Global Logistics.
Claire Lapsley, Amazon operations manager and Kate Yates, head of marketing at SEKO Logistics took home the supply chain award.
Maxine Benson, co-founder at everywoman, said: “This year’s cohort of inspiring finalists and winners demonstrates the huge variety of ways in which women are driving innovation and growth in this pivotal sector.
“From spearheading sustainability initiatives and automation projects to launching groundbreaking enterprises, these women are not just participating in the industry’s evolution, they’re leading it.
“Their inspiring stories demonstrate the wealth of opportunities available to the next generation of female talent.”
The awards marked the 18th year that the landmark programme has celebrated women who have reshaped the sector through leadership, innovation and vision.
