A TEIGNMOUTH businesswoman has been nominated for an international award.

Sarah Field, who set up Find Your Tribe for neurodiverse people to connect, was nominated for the Women In Health and Wellness category of the annual Women’s Business Awards.

The event features more than 22 categories including Businesswoman of the Year, Employer of the Year, and Diversity and Inclusion Award.

There is also a Man of the Year to honour the men who support their women in their business or career. Sarah said: ‘I’m incredibly proud to be nominated in the Women in Health and Wellness category.

‘It is a real honour to be recognised alongside so many inspiring women who are creating real change.

‘Through Find Your Tribe, I’ve seen first-hand the power of community, connection, and compassion in supporting women who are often overlooked or misunderstood.

‘This nomination shines a light not only on my journey, but on the strength and resilience of the incredible women I work with every week.

‘It’s my mission to create safe, empowering spaces where neurodiverse women can truly thrive, and this recognition feels like a beautiful step forward for all of us.’

The awards are hosted by Women’s Business Club, a movement that empowers women to succeed in business.

Angela De Souza, CEO and founder of Women’s Business Club, the event organiser, said: ‘There is nothing quite like celebrating the accomplishments of our businesswomen.

‘This year we saw some incredible entries which made the judge's decision really tough.

‘Although only one woman could win in each category, we feel that every single woman who entered is a winner.

‘I am so proud of all businessmen who have entered this year.’

Find Your Tribe is an inclusive community designed for neurodiverse individuals to connect and share experiences.

Through regular in-person and online meet ups, engaging discussions, and shared experiences, it fosters a sense of belonging and mutual support.

Sarah is a passionate advocate for neurodiverse women, and a dedicated maths tutor for children and adults.