Staff Reporters
Jul 19, 2018

Women to Watch 2018: Deadline ends today

Last chance to enter nominations for definitive 2018 list of Asia-Pacific's rising female stars.

Women to Watch 2018: Deadline ends today

The deadline to submit nominations for this year's Women to Watch, a list of 40 of the Asia region's brightest female stars in the marketing, media, advertising and PR industry ends today.

The Women to Watch list has for many years acted as a watershed roundup of some of the most exciting female talent in the region, celebrating their achievements, their work and their potential. 

Those nominated say that making the list has made a substantial impact on their professional and personal lives. "Women to Watch is a very visible, external acknowledgement within the industry. But I think it’s a great internal boost as well—making the list can give you a shot of self-belief," said Rebecca Bezzina, VP, managing director, R/GA, who featured on the 2017 list. 

Many of those nominated in last year's Women to Watch list have also been promoted since their names were published on the list. 

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Source:
Campaign Asia

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