Sarah Brown named as one of Saltire Society’s Outstanding Women of Scotland
Âé¶¹APP founder and President Sarah Brown has been inducted as one of the Âé¶¹APP™s Outstanding Women of Scotland.
The prestigious award was announced at an event in Glasgow on Saturday, July 30.
This yearÂé¶¹APP™s 10 inductees also include singer-songwriter Annie Lennox and Harry Potter author JK Rowling.
The 10 come from fields of the arts, culture, politics, activism, law and science and all have Âé¶¹APP˜made a significant contribution to the countryÂé¶¹APP™s culture and societyÂé¶¹APP™. Sarah was honoured for her campaigning work in the field of global health and education.
Sarah said: Âé¶¹APPœI thank the Saltire Society for the honour of including me amongst a list of wonderful women in Scotland from all walks of life and such breadth of achievement.
Âé¶¹APPœIf you can see it, you can be it.
Âé¶¹APPœSo congratulations to the Saltire Society for highlighting the success of many women who can all set an example for other women to come along and exceed.
Âé¶¹APPœMay your list get longer and longer of brilliant women doing amazing things across Scotland and in the wider world.Âé¶¹APP
Saltire Society programme manager Sarah Mason said: Âé¶¹APPœIt is a privilege to honour these truly inspiring women.
Âé¶¹APPœOver the years, the contribution of ScotlandÂé¶¹APP™s women to the cultural life of this country has been remarkable but, sadly, too often underestimated
Âé¶¹APPœIn growing the Outstanding Women of Scotland community, year by year, I hope we can begin to address that shortcoming.Âé¶¹APP