Exciting News: Seema Flower Shortlisted for the Shaw Trust Disability Power 100

Shaw Trust Disability Power100 - Shortlisted 2024

We are thrilled to announce that Seema Flower has been shortlisted for the prestigious Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 again! This second nomination recognises Seema’s significant contributions and dedication to enhancing accessibility and promoting inclusivity within our community.

Seema is among 350 high-quality nominees selected from a pool of 786 nominations, showcasing the impact, influence, and innovation of her work in the disability sector. This is a testament to her tireless efforts and the positive changes she has driven through her leadership at Blind Ambition.

Support Seema and Spread the Word!

We encourage everyone to share the excitement and support Seema’s nomination. You can download a custom graphic here (available in multiple colours) to share on your social media platforms or email signatures. Don’t forget to tag Shaw Trust and use the hashtag #DisabilityPower100 to join the conversation and increase visibility for this fantastic recognition.

What’s Next?

The judges are currently reviewing the shortlisted entries and will be finalizing the list of finalists by the end of June. We eagerly anticipate the announcement of the winners, which will be celebrated at the Disability Power 100 virtual and live events on November 20.

Please stay tuned over the summer as we expect more updates leading up to the event. We hope you’ll join us in rooting for Seema as she stands a chance to be named one of the most influential people in the disability community.

Good Luck, Seema!

From all of us at Blind Ambition and the many lives you’ve touched, we are rooting for you. Your nomination is not just a personal achievement but a moment of pride for all of us who have witnessed your journey and impact.

For more information about the Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 and to learn more about the judges, please visit their website.

Thank you for your continued support, and let’s all wish Seema the best of luck in this exciting endeavour!

www.disabilitypower100.com

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