RHSB alumna, Clementine Brown, shortlisted in the Women of the Future Awards 2023

We are extremely proud of RHSB alumna Clementine Brown who has been selected as a finalist in the prestigious Women of the Future awards this year, held at the London Hilton Bankside on 15 November.

The Women of the Future Awards are a platform for successful young women in Britain. For seventeen years, the awards have shone a light on trailblazing women working in all fields, from science to community work, academia to sport. These awards have gone a long way towards shifting gender stereotypes, and spring-boarding talent to great heights.

Clementine has been shortlisted for the Community Spirits category. After leaving RHSB, she studied Arabic & Persian at Oxford and then started working as a data analyst for the UN. In 2018, she co-founded CodeBrave, a non-profit training disadvantaged youth in Lebanon in coding, robotics, and AI – tools to lift themselves out of poverty. In 2021, she set up a social enterprise, CodeBrave Tutors, to fund the charity sustainably. CodeBrave has received recognition from Wired ME as one of the early-stage start-ups poised to transform the Middle East, and was also listed in the Deloitte Fast50 Technology Companies in 2022.

You can find out more from our Spotlight on an alumna: Clementine Brown - Royal High School Bath (gdst.net)

In addition to Clementine, two other GDST alumnae have also been chosen as finalists. Our congratulations to Northwood College class of 2023 graduate, Anvi Gupta who has been shortlisted in the Young Star category this year for her exceptional work on period awareness and poverty and Sutton High School alumna, Aletha Shepherd who has been shortlisted in the Arts & Culture category. Aletha is the founder of and producer at Shot of Tea, a neoteric production company created with the vision of inclusivity at its core to bring a fresh perspective to the industry.

Take a look on the GDST website for more details about Anvi and Aletha's amazing work.