Women in Accounting 2023 | Supported by Ignition

Celebrating the Catalysts of Change

The Women in Accounting awards honor inspiring women who serve as catalysts of change within the accounting and bookkeeping industry, advocating for innovation, diversity, and inclusivity. These awards celebrate women who not only excel in their craft but also inspire others through their resilience, leadership, and mentorship, contributing to a more diverse and inclusive sector.

By showcasing the compelling stories of these remarkable women in accounting, we aim to spark meaningful conversations about gender equality, leadership, and empowerment in finance. These discussions are crucial for driving forward-thinking and impactful change in the industry.

That’s why Ignition is partnering with our Women in Accounting judging panel and Top 50 alumni to acknowledge and celebrate inspiring women accountants who initiate change, inspire others, and show influence and leadership in the community.

Announcing Women in Accounting for 2024

2018

Inaugural Women in Accounting awards were launched

248

inspiring women accountants and bookkeepers recognized in our Top 50 lists

10+

Countries represented throughout the world

1500+

Notable women in accounting nominated

Be recognized

This is your opportunity for global recognition as one of 50 creative, influential women in accounting who are leading meaningful change in the industry.

: As one of the Top 50 Women in Accounting you'll receive a certificate and social media assets, badges and email banners to help you amplify your voice and vision for positive change.
: Share your inspiring story in the ongoing conversation on gender, leadership and confidence with opportunities to participate in thought leadership blogs, webinars and panel discussions.
: Be part of a global community of more than 1,500 notable women in accounting who actively participate in elevating female voices across the global accounting and bookkeeping industry.

"Being included in the Top 50 Women in Accounting gave me the confidence that what I was doing was making a difference."

Jo Doye

Founder, Alluvia Financial
"Women tend to undervalue themselves. I strive to help them to see their value more clearly, and have the confidence to charge rates that allow them to build a successful and sustainable business."

Teresa Slack

CEO, Financly Bookkeeping Solutions
"Every time I have made it onto the Top 50 Women in Accounting list, it’s helped me and helped my career. If we can shine a light and make it okay for women to say, ‘I am good at this’, then part of my work is done here with this initiative."

Heather Townsend

Award winning author