One Hundred Exceptional Female Entrepreneurs in the UK Recognized

The f:Entrepreneur #ialso100 campaign has unveiled a diverse lineup of 100 dynamic female entrepreneurs who are making significant contributions to society, the economy, and communities across the UK. These women run some of the most impressive businesses in the country, each with a unique story and vision.

Among the honourees is Sandra Corcoran, the owner of Pennine Cycles since 2000. Based in Yorkshire, Pennine Cycles sells bicycles and accessories, offers repair services, and even manufactures its own Pennine brand of bicycle.

Karen Webber, the founder of Goodness Marketing, is another notable figure. Her company helps small businesses create impactful, purpose-led marketing strategies.

One of the entrepreneurs featured in the campaign is Bryna C, a female entrepreneur whose campaign work has not been specified but is undoubtedly making a difference.

Small Business Britain is proud to showcase these 100 female founders, aiming to highlight the significant role they play in society, economy, and communities. The campaign aims to change perceptions and celebrate the achievements of these women, who are driving innovation and progress in various sectors.

Lisa-Marie Tonelli, the founder of the North East International Film Festival, is one such innovator. Her annual competitive international Film Festival is entirely volunteer-led and is making waves in the film industry.

Sara Giles, the founder of Newport Pet Services, offers pet care services such as dog walking, pet taxi services, and a pet chaperoning service for dogs to participate in wedding photos. Her business is a testament to the growing trend of pet-centric businesses in the UK.

Emma Robson, the co-founder of Stort Valley Spirits, offers handmade artisan spirits and locally produced beverages. Her business is a shining example of the thriving craft spirits industry in the UK.

Maria O'Sullivan-Abeyratne, the founder of Adaptista, is working to change perceptions of disabled people and disabled fashion within the fashion industry. Her mission is to empower disabled individuals and make fashion accessible to all.

Nichola Threadgold, the co-founder of Jason Threadgold Funeral Director, is another honouree who is making a difference. She sits on the Dying Matters Board for her area, working to bring greater awareness of death and dying to the forefront.

Marsha Powell, the co-founder of BelEve UK, is a girl-focused charity working with 8 to 21-year-olds to empower young women to maximize their potential and celebrate achievements. BelEve stands for equality, social mobilisation, and Girls' Rights.

The campaign also features Dr Youmna Mouhamad, the founder of Myana Naturals and Nyfasi Deluxe Detangler. Dr Mouhamad created the Deluxe Detangler using a family remedy, and her business is making a positive impact on the lives of many.

Laura Burton, the founder of Gentlemen's Scrub, provides organic, vegan, and natural men's skincare housed in sustainable packaging. Her business is a welcome addition to the growing market for eco-friendly and sustainable personal care products.

Esther Roche, the founder of Deroiste Natural Beauty Limited, offers plant-based skin care suitable for all skin tones and types. Her business is a testament to the growing demand for natural and ethical beauty products.

Dilek Ozgit Butler, the co-founder of Zinergy, offers green battery solutions for smart labels. Her business is a pioneer in the field of sustainable technology and is making a significant impact in the fight against waste and pollution.

Ruby Blaken, the founder of Second Snuggle, recycles and rehomes children's and maternity clothing across the UK. Her business is a shining example of the importance of sustainability and recycling in the fashion industry.

The f:Entrepreneur #ialso100 campaign is a celebration of these 100 female entrepreneurs and their contributions to the UK. Each woman on the list is making a difference in her own unique way, and their stories serve as an inspiration to others. The campaign aims to highlight the significant role these women play in shaping the future of the UK and to encourage more women to follow in their footsteps.