Prime Highlights-
- Female founders secured several top honours at the North Tyneside Business Awards 2025.
- The results highlight the growing strength of women-led businesses in the region.
Key Facts-
- Winners included Amy Bewick of Nusa Studio, Tara Warren of BASH Academy and Steffi Smith of The Chocolate Smiths, recognised for their achievements in different sectors.
- Organisers said the awards celebrate companies showing strong growth, innovation and contributions to local communities.
Background-
Female entrepreneurs took centre stage at the North Tyneside Business Awards 2025, winning several of the leading honours ahead of International Women’s Day. The outcome shows the growing presence of women-led businesses across the region and their increasing contribution to the local economy.
Among the winners were business leaders Amy Bewick of Nusa Studio, Tara Warren of BASH Academy and Steffi Smith of The Chocolate Smiths. Their businesses have received recognition for their work and progress in their respective fields, while also making a positive contribution to their communities.
Judges honoured several female founders for their contributions in sectors such as education, retail and the creative industries.
Organisers of the awards said the strong performance of female entrepreneurs reflects the changing business landscape in North Tyneside. They noted that more women are launching companies and expanding existing businesses, bringing fresh ideas and leadership to the local economy.
The awards celebrate businesses that show strong growth, innovation and community contribution. This year’s results underline how women-led companies are helping shape the future of the region’s business sector.
The recognition comes at a time when organisations across the UK are highlighting the achievements of women in business ahead of International Women’s Day. Supporters say celebrating such success stories can inspire more women to start and grow their own enterprises.
Local leaders believe the success of these entrepreneurs will encourage further investment and collaboration in the region’s business community.
