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Forward Ladies regional awards go online

The Editor

The Editor

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Due to the current situation Forward Ladies have decided to reimagine their regional awards. They want to not only put the well-being of our community first but also take the opportunity to create something different by transforming their regional awards into a full digital experience. They are also extending the application deadline till May to give you some extra time.

Regional Awards are now going to be digital and updates will be published on the Forward Ladies website. While you’re awaiting awards updates, why not check out some great features on their website which will help you get through these difficult times.

You can now connect with like-minded women from all around the globe. Find new contacts, expand your professional network worldwide, find mentors and mentees, and develop your skills further – all in one place. There is no time to lose in growing your circle of influence, let the FL website help you.

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