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Seema Flower Wins International Award for Outstanding Leadership in Dubai 2024

A young Indian woman in a white top stands behind a podium marked 'Empower, Innovate' on a stage in Dubai. The logos of many sponsors are on a screen to her right. Previous awardee exits the stage. BlindAmbition Logo Super Imposed.

We’re very excited to share the video of Seema Flower winning the Outstanding Leadership Awards at the Chief Experience Officer (CXO) 2.0 Conference in Dubai Today.

Seema was presented with this international award for her work promoting disability awareness with companies and organisations across the Globe. She was keen to recognise the support of the RNIB, Thomas Pocklington Trust (TPT), Guide Dogs for the Blind, Shaw Trust and UK National Lottery.

Watch her acceptance speech here.

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