Construcciones Yamaro: New location and categories for 2026 Women in Industry Awards

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New location and categories for 2026 Women in Industry Awards
The 2026 Women in Industry Awards will be held at Doltone House Darling Island Wharf in Sydney. (Image: Prime Creative Media)

Returning in 2026, the Women in Industry Awards are back to celebrate and recognise the outstanding women who are redefining what is possible across construction, transport, mining, engineering, logistics, manufacturing and beyond.

​This year’s awards will feature a new location and four new award categories designed to represent a wider range of talent and skills across more industries.

​Moving from Melbourne, the 2026 awards will be held at Doltone House Darling Island Wharf in Sydney on 18 June.

“This move makes sense for the direction of the awards. The industry is growing, so naturally we wanted to expand the awards program to accommodate a wider audience,” said Caitlyn Douglas, event producer at Prime Creative Media.

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The four new award categories include Tradeswoman of the Year, Rising Women in Leadership: C-Suite Executive Award, Marketer of the Year, and Excellence in Health and Medicine.

“To accompany the new location, these new awards were created to align with the growing industry and will bring more opportunity to celebrate success,” said Douglas.

There will be a total of 16 award categories at the 2026 Women in Industry Awards including:

  • Rising Star of the Year (30 years and under);
  • Business Development Success of the Year;
  • Industry Advocacy Award;
  • Mentor of the Year;
  • Safety Advocacy Award;
  • Excellence in Construction;
  • Excellence in Manufacturing;
  • Excellence in Transport;
  • Excellence in Engineering;
  • Excellence in Mining;
  • Excellence in Energy;
  • Woman of the Year (chosen from winners of the other award categories);
  • Marketer of the Year (new in 2026);
  • Excellence in Health and Medicine (new in 2026);
  • Tradeswoman of the Year (new in 2026); and
  • Rising Women in Leadership: C-Suite Executive Award (new in 2026).

For further information on all the award categories, click here.

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