AXREM CEO & Executive Committee Member Recognised on International Women’s Day 2024
08 March 2024
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AXREM Chief Executive Officer, Sally Edgington has been recognised for the second year running on the TAF, CBI and FSB Women in Trade Association Power List 2024.
TAF, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) have joined forces to champion the role of women in trade associations, celebrating their achievements and encourage the next generation of women into the association sector. TAF, FSB and CBI are proud to be led by strong female champions and to be supported in their respective organisations by brilliant women at all stages of their careers. It is their shared ambition to support their own staff and other inspirational women in trade associations, to be powerful advocates for diversity and inclusion in their sectors and more widely to support and encourage female business leaders and entrepreneurs.
Furthermore Suzanne Oldham, Managing Director UK & IE, Bracco UK Ltd, has been recognised for her work on the AXREM Executive Committee in the 2024 Outstanding Member Contribution List. In a special category for 2024, Sue has been nominated by AXREM CEO, Sally Edgington for her outstanding member contribution to their association and the sector.
Sally Edgington, AXREM Chief Executive Officer said upon hearing the announcement “I am extremely proud to have been recognised on the Women in Trade Association Power List 2024, I am very proud to lead the work of AXREM and represent an industry that helps so many patients across the UK and beyond. I have worked hard on improving the diversity and inclusion in AXREM over the last 5 years and am pleased that we have more women engaged and in key roles within the association, than ever before”.
“I nominated Sue for the member contribution list, because she has been really engaged in AXREM’s work since taking on her role and has become a key member of the AXREM Executive Committee. Sue has also helps on working groups to expand AXREM’s work and reach and her expert knowledge is valuable in many areas of our work. I look forward to continuing to work with inspiring women like Sue for many more years to come”.
Sue Oldham said upon being recognised on the Outstanding Member Contribution List “Thank you. I feel honoured and excited to be nominated along with so many other wonderful and accomplished women”.
You can view the list here: Women in Trade Associations – 2024 Powerlist – Trade Association Forum (taforum.org)