Close Menu
  • Home
  • Local
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Health & Fitness
  • Motoring
  • Kids
  • Events
Facebook X (Twitter) Telegram LinkedIn
  • About
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
Saturday, April 18
Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Telegram
Community ObserverCommunity Observer
  • Home
  • Local
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Health & Fitness
  • Motoring
  • Kids
  • Events
Trending
  • Young carers cook up a storm at culinary workshop
  • More Specialist Activities Coming for Children and Young People with SEND in Solihull
  • Bilston High Street Link planning application submitted
  • Council boosts funding for Vibrant High Streets business grants programme
  • Simon Digby site gets the go ahead to deliver 177 affordable new homes in Chelmsley Wood
  • Free family bike ride and fun day rolls back into Wolverhampton
  • Additional assistance for Walsall voters in the 2026 Local Elections
  • Bilston bidding to become first UK Town of Culture
Facebook X (Twitter) Telegram LinkedIn
Community ObserverCommunity Observer
You are at :Home»Business»The Woman of Worth Award, an initiative of WWCOTY, now has finalists
Business Events 2 Mins ReadMay 20, 2024No Comments1 Views

The Woman of Worth Award, an initiative of WWCOTY, now has finalists

The aim of the WOW Award is to recognise the worth and career of a woman in the motor industry or motorsport who has made an outstanding contribution.

 

This year the nomination process included the automotive industry. A total of 30 nominations were received. These were whittled down to ten finalists by three non-voting jury members.

 

Now it is the turn of the 76 jurors from 53 countries to vote for the Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year. They are the ones who will decide which woman deserves the WOW Award 2024. The winner will be announced on 4th June 2024.

 

Last year’s winner was Dr Astrid Linder of Sweden, the inventor of the female crash test dummy.

 

Co-ordinator of the WOW Award is Sandy Myhre from New Zealand, founder of Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year with help from Sabrina Parant of Belgium.

 

Executive WWCOTY President, Marta Garcia, said the award is an important catalyst to promote women in the automotive industry and in motorsport. “We are thrilled the industry has responded so well with so many nominations coming forward this year.”

About Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year

 

Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year is the only car awards group in the world comprised exclusively of women motoring journalists. It was created by New Zealand motoring journalist Sandy Myhre in 2009. She is Honorary President while Marta García is Executive President.

 

This unique award aims to recognise the best cars of the year and to give a voice to women in the automotive world. The voting criteria are based on the same principles that guide any driver when choosing a car. The jurors do not select a ‘woman’s car’ because cars are not gender specific. Aspects such as safety, quality, price, design, ease of driving, benefits and environmental footprint, among others, are considered when casting the votes.

 

However, beyond choosing the best cars of the year, our goal is also to give visibility to women in the automotive world and to contribute to making women’s voices heard on all continents because mobility for a woman means access to many personal and professional possibilities.

business Local News
Share. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Telegram
Previous Article6 WAYS ALCOHOL ABUSE IMPACTS YOUR RELATIONSHIP
Next Article Osprey Charging acquires land to establish its largest EV charging hub in Scotland, installing 16 ultra-rapid chargers in Paisley, Glasgow

Related News

2 Mins Read0 Views

Young carers cook up a storm at culinary workshop

April 18, 2026By admin0
Read More
3 Mins Read0 Views

More Specialist Activities Coming for Children and Young People with SEND in Solihull

April 17, 2026By admin0
Read More
2 Mins Read0 Views

Bilston High Street Link planning application submitted

April 17, 2026By admin0
Read More
3 Mins Read0 Views

Council boosts funding for Vibrant High Streets business grants programme

April 16, 2026By admin0
Read More
4 Mins Read0 Views

Simon Digby site gets the go ahead to deliver 177 affordable new homes in Chelmsley Wood

April 15, 2026By admin0
Read More
2 Mins Read0 Views

Free family bike ride and fun day rolls back into Wolverhampton

April 15, 2026By admin0
Read More
Add A Comment
Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

Don't Miss
0 Views

Young carers cook up a storm at culinary workshop

April 18, 2026
0 Views

More Specialist Activities Coming for Children and Young People with SEND in Solihull

April 17, 2026
0 Views

Bilston High Street Link planning application submitted

April 17, 2026
0 Views

Council boosts funding for Vibrant High Streets business grants programme

April 16, 2026
1 2 3 … 231 Next
All Categories
Business (377) Events (132) Health & Fitness (372) Kids Section (90) Local News (659) Motoring (116) Technology (71)
Tags
Apprenticeship (3) Asthma (2) Awards (18) Beauty (4) Birmingham (13) business (259) Cars (89) Community (333) Cricket (2) Education (2) Events (41) Fitness (91) Food (59) Football (2) Fun (18) Funding (1) Funds (7) Grants (3) Hairloss (1) Health (234) Hubs Offer (8) income (18) Internet (6) Local (95) Local News (540) Mental health (77) Mobile (2) Money (2) Motoring (88) News (48) Outdoor (3) Pensioners (1) Phone (2) Salary (2) Sandwell (43) School’s (1) Smoking (1) Solihull (19) Sports (5) Tech (59) trade (70) Travel (1) Walsall (88) Wolverhampton (163) Youth (30)
Stay In Touch
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • Telegram
Facebook X (Twitter) Telegram LinkedIn

About Us

Community Observer provides vital local news, health tips, business updates, and insights on healthy food.

This free quarterly print edition, promoting well-being and community engagement, is available at major Birmingham supermarkets and local businesses.

For advertising email : sales@communityobserver.co.uk

Got a story? Email editor@communityobserver.co.uk

Our Picks

  • Local News
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Health & Fitness
  • Kid's Section
  • Events
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

Latest News

2 Mins Read0 Views

Young carers cook up a storm at culinary workshop

April 18, 20260
3 Mins Read0 Views

More Specialist Activities Coming for Children and Young People with SEND in Solihull

April 17, 20260
2 Mins Read0 Views

Bilston High Street Link planning application submitted

April 17, 20260
Copyright © 2026 . Community Observer. All Rights Reserved.
  • Privacy Policy
  • Help & Support
  • Terms & Conditions

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.