bti–The Daily Star Stellar Women Awards to return with third edition next month
The Daily Star and building technology and ideas ltd (bti) are set to launch the third edition of the “bti–The Daily Star Stellar Women Awards”, continuing their joint initiative to recognise emerging and promising women for their contributions to society and nation-building.
The announcement follows a MoU signing ceremony held at The Daily Star Centre, attended by Md. Tajdin Hassan, Chief Business Officer of The Daily Star; Aysha Siddiqua, Executive Director, Brand and Communications at bti; Mashrur Hasan Mim, Executive Director, Marketing at bti; and Ahaduzzaman Chowdhury, Head of Digital Business at The Daily Star, among others.
Launched in 2023, the Stellar Women initiative was created as a platform to honour women who are making impactful contributions across diverse sectors, particularly those who remain relatively less recognised despite their work.
Over its previous editions, the platform has recognised and celebrated 24 women across multiple categories, reflecting its growing footprint and relevance in highlighting underrepresented voices.
For the upcoming third edition, the awards will feature six categories, including Entrepreneur, Sports, Art & Culture, Architect (Residential & Commercial), Corporate, and Bank & Financial Institution. The categories may evolve over time to reflect emerging sectors and contributions.
The application and nomination window for the new edition will open next month, inviting eligible candidates from across the country to apply.
The Stellar Women Awards aim to create a credible and inclusive recognition platform by focusing on young, promising women whose work demonstrates strong potential for future impact. Unlike conventional award platforms, the initiative prioritises individuals who have yet to receive widespread recognition but are actively contributing to society.
Through this initiative, The Daily Star and bti seek to not only celebrate the achievements of women throughout the year but also build a network of changemakers who can inspire and influence future generations.
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