Since 1991, the Her World Woman of the Year Award has recognised and celebrated outstanding women in Singapore, and it has become one of the most established and recognisable awards here with a distinguished list of winners. In 1999, the Her World Young Woman Achiever Award was created to honour remarkable women aged 39 and below – women whose influence impacts their immediate professional space and who inspire the community we live in.

Woman of the Year 2022 winner, Ng Gim Choo, founder and chairwoman of EtonHouse International Education Group

Woman of the Year Award

The Her World Woman of the Year Award honours an extraordinary woman who stands at the pinnacle of her field. She is a visionary whose achievements have given rise to an everlasting change in the community.

  • The candidate must represent and project the best of Singapore, at home or abroad.
  • Her accomplishments should leave a lasting impression on others, and she should be an inspiration and role mode.
  • Her exceptional achievements must have made a broad impact on society or an industry.
  • She should be a Singapore citizen or permanent resident.

Here’s the full story on last year’s Woman of the Year Award winner Ng Gim Choo, the founder and chairwoman of the well-known EtonHouse International Education Group, who has set up 120 schools here and across Asia.

Amanda Chong, Her World’s Young Woman Achiever winner 2022

Young Woman Achiever Award

The Her World Young Woman Achiever Award recognises an accomplished young woman who is unafraid to push boundaries. She has made significant strides in impacting those around her, paving the way for future generations.

  • The candidate must be seen as an inspiration and role model to society.
  • She should have demonstrated the potential to attain an even higher level of success in her chosen field.
  • She is 39 years old or below at the point of nomination.
  • She should be a Singapore citizen or permanent resident.

Here’s the full story on last year’s Young Woman Achiever award winner, Amanda Chong, a multi-hyphenate (lawyer, poet, playwright and co-founder of a literacy charity) whose passionate pursuit of justice across all layers of society informs every enterprise she undertakes.

Send your nominations to magherworld@sph.com.sg with “WOTY 2023 Nomination” in the subject header.

Submission deadline: 6 February 2023