The Care Show has today announced the winners of its first Thirty Under 30.
The brand-new initiative is designed to celebrate tomorrow’s leaders and their successes, together as a community across the social care sector. The Class of 2023 will gain recognition from their peers, receive official acknowledgement for their achievements so far and join a support network of like-minded individuals leading the sector to a brighter future.
Over the next year, the Care Show will collaborate with the winners to deliver key content, facilitate networking opportunities, and create a support network for the Class of 2023 to stay in touch long after the ceremony takes place.
Michael Corbett, Portfolio Director at CloserStill Media – organisers of the Care Show, said: “The amount of star quality nominations we received for the first Care Show Thirty Under 30 was fantastic! Thirty Under 30 allows us and many others to highlight the huge career opportunities being involved with care and change the stigma often associated to this wonderful industry. We look forward to working with this group and further support them as they continue their career journey.”
The Care Show Thirty Under 30 Class of 2023 are:
- Aaran Fryer, Registered Manager, Godfrey Barnes Station Limited
- Aimee Murray, Service Leader, Community Integrared Care
- Alex Ball, Operations Manager, Stow Healthcare
- Alisha Black, Recovery Support Worker, SIL
- Amelia Pace, Head of Lifestyles, Milkwood Care
- Angel McKenzie, Care Assistant, Milkwood Care
- Elizabeth Gaudin, Chief Operating Officer, The CareRooms Ltd
- Georgie Walsh, Regional Support Manager, Belvedere Care Homes
- Jack Cook, Registered Manager, First Thought Care Services Ltd
- James Richardson, Managing Director, Red Rose Care
- John Richards, Support Worker, Pickworths Residential Living
- Katie Sandison, Recovery Support Worker, SIL
- Liam Walsh, Operations Assistant, Stow Healthcare Group
- Lily Patrick, People Team Lead, Majesticare
- Lucy Towler-Challis, Registered Manager, Blue Arrow Care
- Megan Knight, Carer, Caroline Cares for You Ltd
- Megan Tate, Manager, Kirklands Care
- Monika Harris, Training and Development Manager, Mumby's Live In Care
- Nicola Murphy, Care Home Manager, Shakti Lodge
- Olivia Andrews, Registered Manager, By Your Side
- Paige Donnellan , Team leader, Millennium Support
- Piriya Surespran, Operations & Cultural Development Manager, We Care Group
- Rachel Bates, Regional Administrator, Sandstone Care Group
- Rebecca Coles, Registered Manager, Away Day Care
- Rebecca Marks, Director, Ark Care Homes
- Rebecca Moxom, Operational Manager, Bromley Healthcare Care at Home
- Samuel Court, Director, Nexus Care Services
- Shelby Hitchin, Support Worker, Pickworths Residential Living
- Thomas Vaughan, Registered Manager, Tamworth Homecare
- Veronica Gouveia, Service Manager, Lifeways
Visit the website to see the panel of judges and find out more information about the initiative.
The 2023 edition of the Care Show takes place on 11-12 October at the NEC Birmingham. Find out more about the Care Show by visiting the website: careshow.co.uk
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For more information, please contact Sarah Daniels on s.daniels@closerstillmedia.com
CloserStill Media
The organisers, CloserStill Media, specialise in global professional events within the healthcare and technology markets. The healthcare portfolio includes some of the UK’s fastest growing and award-winning events, such as Best Practice, The Clinical Pharmacy Congress, The Dentistry Show, The Pharmacy Show and Acute & General Medicine.
It is a market leading innovator. With its teams and international events, it has won multiple awards, including Best Marketer – five times in succession – Best Trade Exhibition, Best Launch Exhibition, and Sunday Times Top 100 Companies to Work For – four years in series – among others.
CloserStill Media delivers unparalleled quality and relevant audiences for all its exhibitions, delivering NHS and private sector healthcare professionals from across occupational therapy, pharmacy, dentistry, primary and secondary care with more than £16m worth of free training.
