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Last chance to nominate super women
Women who have made a dent in the superannuation industry have just over a week to nominate themselves for Super Review and Money Management's Women in Financial Services Awards.
Nominations for the inaugural awards - which include a nod for superannuation star and woman of the year - close next Friday, 25 October.
The industry's influential women will be recognised at an exclusive cocktail event at the Ivy Ballroom on Wednesday, 20 November.
To nominate yourself or someone who's changed the superannuation industry, click here.
To buy tickets to the gala, click here.
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