Women of the Year Supplier – Emma Greenow
Carl Hunter, Kepak’s Automated and New Business Controller said, “Emma’s Woman of the Year win is wider recognition for the hard work she does all year round and reflects the passion, pace and customer focus driving our growth in this channel.”
Women of the Year Operator – Natalie Baker
Natalie Baker, Managing Director at Westways, commented: “Winning Woman of the Year (Operator) at The Vendies 2026 for the third consecutive year is an incredible honour and one I don’t take for granted. To be recognised consistently by the industry I’ve worked in my whole adult life is something I’m immensely proud of, as it reflects the hard work, resilience and commitment it takes to stay at the tp of your game. I’m always striving to innovate, raise standards, and keep pushing both myself & the business forward. Our industry never stands still, and neither do I. I’m passionate about making a positive contribution to the sector. This award is a reminder that hard work, consistency, and never standing still really do make a difference. I’m incredibly grateful for the recognition and excited to see what the future holds.”
Best Vending Double Act – ViKtoria Molnar & Ariadni Skliri
While Ariadni couldn’t be there in person to receive the award, we were both delighted to be recognised together with the Best Vending Double Act award. What makes this win meaningful is that it validates what we’ve always believed: to truly innovate, you need to couple complementary capabilities. This has been a genuinely long-term project, and it’s only possible because of the talented teams working tirelessly across both organisations - from product management and engineering to software, sales, service, marketing, and our partners. The award truly belongs to them. We’re hopeful this is just the beginning of more collaboration to come. Now, onwards to the next challenge.
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