Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Award
WINNER Stephen Gill
HIGHLY COMMENDED Laura McKeown from Climalife
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WINNER AC pump drain connector from Gel-clear
his is a well-researched, customer-focused approach to resolving persistent drainage issues. Developed in collaboration with the University of Central Lancashire Innovation Clinic, the product
demonstrates a commitment to engineering practical solutions that directly address challenges experienced by users in the fi eld. The judges recognised the entry for its detailed explanation of the product’s
benefi ts, including its cost-eff ectiveness and competitive advantages over alternative options. By incorporating direct customer feedback into the research and development process, Gel-clear has ensured the AC pump drain connector is tailored to real-world needs, improving reliability and effi ciency for end-users. The product’s strong market positioning and thoughtful development made it a standout, and its ability to off er a practical, aff ordable solution that addresses a well-known industry issue secured its well-deserved recognition.
teve has signifi cantly impacted the ACR industry, driving real change in diversity and inclusion, infl uencing global policies, supporting women in STEM, and championing
neurodiversity. His relentless work over the years and long- standing commitment to raising awareness and devising campaigns and initiatives that will infl uence our future and future generations. Laura has led multiple diversity-focused initiatives within her company. Her leadership in allyship training, psychological safety, neurodiversity awareness, and disability inclusion has impacted workplace culture, policies, and employee experiences.
of the year
36 May 2025
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