Lancashire Jeweller in Running for Inspirational Women’s Award
21 Jul 2022
A jeweller who has worked alongside some of the most iconic names in the industry is in the running for an accolade at the UK’s biggest awards ceremony dedicated to inspiring women in business.
Helen Dimmick, representing Ainsworth Jewellers in Blackburn, Lancashire, has been named as a finalist in the Best Creative Industries category at this year’s Enterprise Vision Awards.
The nomination recognises Helen’s successes in the jewellery sector and highlights her as a role model who inspires others to follow in her footsteps.
Helen’s career to date has included work for Green+Benz, Tiffany & Co and a treasure trove of auction houses. She currently offers bespoke jewellery design, jewellery matching consultations and industry-related training courses, as well as making experiences as an expert on various TV shows.
The EVAS are held each year to recognise the achievements of women who are disruptors and innovators. It recognised creators and nurturers who are motivating and inspiring the next generation to chase their entrepreneurial dream and achieve success.
As part of the shortlist, Helen was invited to make a presentation to the awards judges where she shared her achievements, values and ambitions for the future in a bid to be selected as a winner. As well as the potential to win her own category, Helen is also in with a chance to take home the highly coveted Outstanding Achievement Award.
The winners of the awards will be revealed at a glittering awards ceremony on Friday 23 September at The Winter Gardens in Blackpool before an audience of more than 700 guests.
Helen Dimmick said,
“I am delighted to have been shortlisted at the EVAS. As a woman who is forging her own path in a highly competitive industry, it gives me great pride to know that other women consider me as an inspiration when following their own career ambitions.
“The EVAS are a fantastic and well-respected awards ceremony and the previous winners include some of the most influential women in business today. To join that exclusive club would be fantastic.”
Coral Horn, founder of Pink Link and the EVAS, added,
“We recently heard that the EVAS are now the UK’s largest business awards dedicated solely to women. It’s a testament to how highly these awards are prized within the business community and reflects the enterprise of the women in the region.
"With the support of all our allies, we would like to acknowledge every single woman involved – nominees, entrants and finalists – you fill us with admiration and make us more determined than ever to shine the spotlight on the talented women in the region.”
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Source: The Jeweller