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Modern Agriculture Foundation Announces Leading Women in FoodTech Award 2025

The Modern Agriculture Foundation (MAF), a nonprofit focused on advancing alternative protein solutions, has launched the Leading Women in FoodTech Award 2025. The award aims to recognize women who are driving innovation and leadership within the global FoodTech sector, with a focus on sustainability, animal welfare, and ethical food systems.

The award will honor women across various roles within the FoodTech ecosystem, including research, development, entrepreneurship, regulation, and corporate leadership. MAF seeks to spotlight those who have made significant contributions to the transformation of food production and consumption.

The Leading Women in FoodTech Award 2025 will feature four categories:

  1. Investments and Financial Growth: This category recognizes women who have navigated financial challenges and contributed to the growth of the FoodTech sector by attracting investments and fostering economic expansion.
  2. Promoting and Cultivating the Ecosystem: Nominees in this category will be women who have helped to strengthen the global FoodTech community. Their efforts might include advancing regulatory policies, supporting cross-border collaborations, or initiating impactful research and initiatives.
  3. Promise of the Year: This category will highlight emerging leaders with 1 to 3 years of experience in the industry. These individuals are recognized for their potential to drive innovation and growth in FoodTech.
  4. Meeting the Consumers: This award honors women who have successfully introduced FoodTech innovations to the market, creating products that resonate with consumers and contribute to widespread industry adoption.
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The award ceremony will take place in May 2025 at the Faculty of Agriculture in Rehovot, Israel, as part of MAF’s annual conference.

Applications for nominations require a detailed submission outlining the nominee’s professional achievements and leadership within the FoodTech sector. Additionally, candidates must demonstrate how their work contributes to creating a more sustainable, ethical, and animal-friendly food system.

Rotem Levin, operations manager at MAF, explained, “This nomination highlights women’s incredible contributions to transforming the industry and promoting animal-friendly solutions.

Those interested in nominating candidates can submit the necessary information via this nomination form.

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