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NEW YORK, United States — November's 28th annual Glamour Women of the Year Awards and summit — the first hosted by editor-in-chief Samantha Barry, who succeeded Cindi Leive in the top role at the American women's title in January — will be more accessible to the public than ever before thanks to a new day of "experiences" for consumers, a weekend schedule and lower ticket prices.
The actual awards ceremony, held this year on the evening of Monday November 12 (also at Spring Studios), will have a more approachable feel, too. "I'm taking it from a big theatre style to an intimate award ceremony style," says Barry. "I want the audience to feel... that they are part of an experience rather than observers." Tickets are limited and honourees will not be announced until the end of October when Glamour's corresponding December issue is revealed. The evening's award recipients will join past honourees including Malala Yousafzai, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Lupita Nyong'o, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and many more.
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