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Submissions now open for the 2019 Women in Finance Awards

Momentum Media, publisher of ifa, is proud to announce the launch of the 2019 Women in Finance Awards.

by Reporter
May 2, 2019
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Momentum Media is also pleased to announce that the principal partner of this year’s awards program will be AMP Bank. 

The Women in Finance Awards is a national program that recognises and champions the talents of female leaders in finance. The program is designed to celebrate the innovation, strength and diversity female leadership brings to the table, both to their clients and colleagues. 

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There are several opportunities for financial services professionals to enter the awards. You can see the full list of categories here.

This national awards program is a free opportunity for rising stars and seasoned professionals in finance to have their success stories told across Australia, to both their own industry peers and to other complementary professions. You can learn more about the benefits for your business and career here. 

The awards evening, a five-star gala dinner in Sydney, is designed to be a networking powerhouse of the top mortgage brokers, financial advisers, accountants and banking executives in the country. The sell-out event will also be heavily focused this year on sharing the stories and career advice of this year’s winners and finalists.

Submissions close 24 May. For any questions, feel free to contact Ellen Moran on (02) 9922 3300.

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