A Colchester sleep consultant has been named a finalist in a national awards ceremony.
Lucy Murray, owner of Little Dreams Chelmsford and Colchester, a baby and child sleep consultancy, was shortlisted for the NatWest Encouraging Women into Franchising (EWiF) Awards 2024.
The awards celebrate the achievements of women in the franchising industry across the UK.
Lucy said: "I am incredibly honoured to be recognised as a finalist in the NatWest EWiF Awards.
"This nomination is a testament to the hard work and passion that I have poured into Little Dreams Chelmsford and Colchester.
"It is a privilege to be acknowledged among such inspiring and accomplished women in the franchising sector."
Lucy was nominated in the New Woman Franchisee of the Year category, which recognises the most successful new female franchisees during 2023.
She has been running Little Dreams Chelmsford and Colchester since December 2023, working with more than 100 families to improve their child’s sleep through personalised packages, as well as supporting hundreds more through online workshops, in-person events, and on social media.
The NatWest EWiF Award ceremony will take place on October 18 at The Royal Armouries in Leeds, where winners will be announced and celebrated.
The event brings together industry leaders, franchisors, franchisees, and supporters to acknowledge and applaud the contributions of women who are shaping the future of franchising.
Lucy was nominated by Jenna Wilson and Fay Smith, the co-founders of Little Dreams Franchise.
Ms Wilson said: "We are so incredibly proud of Lucy and everything she has achieved in her first year as a franchisee.
"Not only reaching her personal and financial goals but the collaborations she has made and what an asset she is to the wider network.
"She really is incredible and one to watch."
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