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Heidi Higgins with her award
Fashion designer Heidi Higgins, who lives in county Tipperary, was among the winners at the Network Ireland’s Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2023.
The results were announced at the organisation’s annual Businesswoman of the Year Awards at Lawlor’s Hotel, Naas, Co. Kildare on Friday night.
The gala ceremony was attended by 350 people and hosted by businessman and social entrepreneur Aubrey McCarthy.
The National Business Networking Group, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary, received an overwhelming response to the awards this year with 370 applications from members of all its branches.
Fashion designer Heidi Higgins received the Creative Professional of the Year prize at the awards ceremony, which followed Network Ireland’s annual conference, hosted by film producer, entrepreneur, human rights campaigner and former Dragon’s Den judge Norah Casey. Norah was honoured with the Trisha Murphy Memorial Award on the night.
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