There are just three days left to recognise the outstanding women in TV, streaming, research and tech.
The deadline closes on Friday 22 September for The Media Leader‘s inaugural Top 50 Women Gamechangers in TV. The initiative recognises the brilliant women who are changing, influencing, and driving disruption across the historically male-dominated TV ecosystem.
To enter, all you have to do is nominate a gamechanger in TV who you believe encompass the core values of Disruption, Leadership, Vision and Innovation.
There is no barrier to entry based on age, experience or job title. We will announce our judging line-up very soon who will make the final call on who they believe deserve the title as one of The Top 50 Women Gamechangers in TV. The results will be announced on 31 October.
TV and video have always been powerful tools in the media sector and now it’s time to honour those women who are driving this industry forward.
Benefits of being a Gamechanger
The Top 50 Women Gamechangers is more than just a list of names. It is a celebration that The Media Leader and Adwanted Events will commit to throughout 2024 as part of our mission to champion excellence, inclusion and courage in media.
For 12 months, each inductee will benefit in a number of ways, including:
>> Exclusive invitations to our The Future Of series of market-leading events and Connected TV World Summit through our allocated pool of free tickets.
>> The opportunity to have your voice heard through speaking opportunities at our events, plus being asked to contribute to articles, opinion pieces, interviews and analysis carried out by The Media Leader.
>> Invitations to networking events and gatherings across the year with your fellow Top 50 WCG inductees including exclusive networking sessions at The Future of TV Advertising Global and The Connected TV World Summit in London.
Being part of The Top 50 Women Gamechangers is not just a badge to wear on your email signature or a new addition to your LinkedIn page, it is your opportunity to be part of something much bigger.
