Rachel Elnaugh is one of Britain's highest profile female entrepreneurs. Having started her working life as an office junior, at the age of 24 she created the market leading experiences brand Red Letter Days on a shoestring budget from the front room of her home. Red Letter Days went on to generate over £100million in turnover in the 16 years that she ran it, and in doing so pioneered the UK's £250 million experiences sector.

Jo Cameron is a well known successful business woman, media personality, author and professional speaker. She first became famous in season two of the hit TV Show The Apprentice. The company that she founded with her co-Director Lisa Ibbotson, Women on Their Way Ltd, specialises in international events and conferences to inspire women to go higher in their chosen professions.

Their life changing events and conferences receive acclaim at the highest levels including from the British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown and attract tens of thousands of pounds of media coverage. Their clients, sponsors and delegates range from large and notable organisations such as HSBC, West Midlands Police, Coutts, KPMG, EY to many public sector organisations and women business owners. Each year thousands attend Women on Their Way events all over the UK.

After a career as a publicist and marketer, Paula Wynne is now an award winning business woman, an online entrepreneur, woman's ambassador, speaker and panelist. She aims to help other women to work flexibly as she has needed to do and Remote Employment is her vision for bringing a better quality work life to working parents across the UK. Paula is also the organiser of the unique and popular Remote Worker Awards and is a SEEDA Women's Enterprise Ambassador. In January 2008, Paula Co-Founded Remote Employment and has achieved in making this online niche job board Google's No 1 both in the UK and Worldwide for 'Flexible Jobs' and 'Home Based Jobs', which beats 134 million searches daily.

Since the age of 14, Brody always wanted to be a Radio Presenter.

His radio career started in 1990 working as an in-store DJ at the Virgin Megastore in Birmingham. His first break into real radio came 3 years later. "I remember not being able to sleep the night before my first show and being really ill with nerves".

This years Practical Parenting's Business Parent of the Year Award winner, Wendy Shand started Tots to Travel when her 2 year old son fell into an unenclosed swimming pool whilst on a family holiday in France in 2005. Wendy spotted a gap in the market to provide families with small children and babies with safe, genuinely family friendly holiday accommodation in France. What followed was www.TotstoFrance.co.uk, a business boasting a portfolio of personally vetted holiday properties, specially kitted out for families.

Heart of England Conference and Events Centre and Heart of England Country Park and Beach owe their existence to the passion, devotion and hard work of Stephen Hammon, Managing Director of the business.

An entrepreneur at heart, Stephen started his working life back in the 80s laying turf with his father during the day and, in the evening, DJ-ing at weddings, parties and in pubs. It wasn't long

Lisa is the mumpreneur behind Fink Cards. Fink Cards are products that get people talking! We start conversations by asking questions because we believe family conversation is a great way to help children to become confident, successful communicators. Fink launched it's first product, Family Edition, in September 2008 and has since extended it's product range to include a teenage edition, wedding edition, goal posts and christmas crackers.

Natalie Hickey runs Precious Parcels, an online business selling handmade gifts and personalised plaques. Natalie will be representing the 2009 winners as a judge for the 2010 awards. Natalie was crowned winner of the Best Start Up Award after wowing the judges with her exceptional growth over the last 12 months. Within the first 5 weeks of trading, she had managed to sell a staggering 300 plaques, and has maintained huge sales ever since.

Andy is a photographer based in Coventry, covering all aspects of photography services including portraits, fashion, commercial and weddings, not to mention the newly launched Be Boudoir feminine portraiture side to the business. He also teaches studio lighting at his studio and runs regular workshops.

A published photographer who'll be featuring in Vogue in 2010, he'll clearly be at home photographing the wonderful women at the conference and awards. At present he is waiting on his membership to the MPA, something that will push him, and his skills, to make him a better photographer and business person.

The Mumpreneur Conference is organised by two mums in business, Amanda and Laura. The duo are joining the panel as one judge, representing the organisers of the conference. Having realised that they would probably persuade one another to change their winners choices to match, it seemed only sensible to count as one vote. Considering they agree on practically every matter in life, they are looking forward to working together as a judge.

Amanda recently walked away with a fantastic garden office after winning the Vivid Green Award at the Remote Worker Awards as well as achieving highly commended in the BT Home Business category.