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Susie Hewson founded
Natracare, which makes organic cotton tampons, 25 years ago because she felt there was a need the market was not meeting.
Natracare employs 10 people from its Kingswood base, generates around £11 million a year, and exports to more than 60 countries.
Susie said: "People think 'I can't enter' or 'I won't win'. [Referring to entering an award: www. bristolpost.co.uk/wiba.] But it's not just for people who own a business but women who maybe work for big firms but make a contribution. I would encourage them to go for it."
Find out what it took for Susie to become a success by reading:
Successful women can help others. In the article she also provides advice on how to win in the export marketplace.
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