Advertisement Space (728x90)
•First look at newly renovated hospitality suites at York Racecourse•Yorkshire HR business grows team with two key appointments•Leeds Tattoo Expo: “we’re all about tattoos, but there’s much more to see!”•Bradford BID celebrates £250,000 Gift Card milestone•Stockeld Park expands Stockeld Stays with brand-new magical glamping pods•Long-serving employees enjoy career progression in their two decades with Jones Homes•COUGAR LIVE 2026 comes to Keighley•British comedy Hot Flash goes into post-production•First look at newly renovated hospitality suites at York Racecourse•Yorkshire HR business grows team with two key appointments•Leeds Tattoo Expo: “we’re all about tattoos, but there’s much more to see!”•Bradford BID celebrates £250,000 Gift Card milestone•Stockeld Park expands Stockeld Stays with brand-new magical glamping pods•Long-serving employees enjoy career progression in their two decades with Jones Homes•COUGAR LIVE 2026 comes to Keighley•British comedy Hot Flash goes into post-production
Entrepreneurs

Decodifi’s Charlie Bartle wins Women in Digital Award at the Yorkshire Business Woman awards 2025

Decodifi is proud to announce that Charlie Bartle, managing director, has won the Women in Digital Award at the Yorkshire Business Woman Awards 2025. Charlie was recognised for her exceptional leadership in digital transformation, helping businesses leverage AI-driven solutions to enhance efficiency, strategy, and communication. Under her guidance, Decodifi has collaborated with major companies such as Ancestry.com and HubSpot, developing AI-powered marketing and operations tools that seamless

The Editor

The Editor

·1 min read
Decodifi’s Charlie Bartle wins Women in Digital Award at the Yorkshire Business Woman awards 2025

Decodifi is proud to announce that Charlie Bartle, managing director, has won the Women in Digital Award at the Yorkshire Business Woman Awards 2025.

Charlie was recognised for her exceptional leadership in digital transformation, helping businesses leverage AI-driven solutions to enhance efficiency, strategy, and communication. Under her guidance, Decodifi has collaborated with major companies such as Ancestry.com and HubSpot, developing AI-powered marketing and operations tools that seamlessly integrate into large-scale organisations.

Speaking about winning the award, Charlie said: “It’s an incredible honour to receive this recognition among such inspiring women in digital. At Decodifi, we’re committed to making AI and digital transformation more accessible for businesses of all sizes, and I’m proud to work alongside a team that brings this vision to life every day.”

Sponsored
728×90

She also extended her gratitude to David Pearce, acknowledging his ongoing support and contributions to the digital sector.

Her win comes at a pivotal time for gender diversity in the UK tech industry.

Despite making up half of STEM graduates, women represent just 26% of the UK tech workforce. Leadership opportunities remain limited, with only 5% of senior positions in the sector held by women.

The gender pay gap in tech stands at 16%, significantly higher than the UK mean average of 6.9%. Meanwhile, just 3% of young women consider a career in technology their first choice, highlighting the need for greater representation and support for women in digital industries (STEM Women).

By celebrating leaders like Charlie, the industry can encourage more women into technology and leadership roles, helping to build a more diverse and inclusive future in digital innovation.

"This award is a great recognition of the progress being made by women in digital, but it also highlights the need for more representation in the sector. Throughout my career, I’ve seen the value that diverse perspectives bring to technology and innovation. Encouraging more young women to explore careers in tech is essential to building a more balanced and inclusive industry, and I hope this recognition helps to reinforce that message." – Charlie Bartle.

Entrepreneurs

Related Articles

How Yorkshire’s Liz Howard is redefining modern leadership

How Yorkshire’s Liz Howard is redefining modern leadership

From corporate boardrooms to building Up2Eleven, her Leeds-based consultancy, Liz Howard is helping organisations across Yorkshire create emotionally intelligent cultures where people and performance can truly thrive. At a time when businesses across Yorkshire and beyond are grappling with shifting workplace expectations, talent retention challenges and constant change, leadership has never mattered more. For Liz Howard, who is a Chartered Psychologist and highly experienced executive coach, t

Much-loved Ripon interiors store begins new chapter

Much-loved Ripon interiors store begins new chapter

As one chapter comes to a close, an exciting new one begins for The Castle a much-loved interiors and homeware store in the heart of Ripon, North Yorkshire, as the business has now officially passed into the hands of new local family owners Zoe and Robert Nemes, marking a meaningful transition as the previous owners step into retirement after many years of dedicated service. The shop officially opened under the new ownership, welcoming a steady flow of locals, friends, family and loyal custome

Why tax returns are forcing women to rethink their careers

Why tax returns are forcing women to rethink their careers

There's a very specific moment that happens for many professional women at this time of year, and it has nothing to do with spring motivation or fresh starts. It arrives when they're doing their tax return, and what begins as a financial exercise often becomes something far more revealing. Dr Claire Kaye, a former award-winning NHS GP turned career and confidence coach, sees it repeatedly in her practice: women who sit down to work through their figures and, in the process of calculating what