Christine won the industry award at the annual event which celebrates the achievements of female entrepreneurs, business women, professionals and charity workers across Scotland.

Christine led the launch of BOHO in 2018 by to manage the running of Structured House Group’s buildings.

She received the award in recognition of her achievements which include establishing a strong team to deliver BOHO’s vision and the recent sell-out of the company’s flagship student residence at Scotway House in just seven months, which will be home to more than 400 students.

BOHO is set to open its flagship student residences at Scotway House along the Clydeside in September. The £40 million GDV build by Structured House Group has already been named as one of the most instagrammable student accommodations in the UK.

Craig Inglis, CEO of Structured House Group and founder of BOHO, said: “Christine is an outstanding managing director and has successfully built our brand and recruited a fantastic team. Christine has surrounded herself with a strong mixed team who, like her, are devoted to delivering what they say. BOHO’s first property Scotway House has sold out in just seven months and this is only the beginning for our ambitious brand.”

Christine added: “I am thrilled to have won the award and to have been nominated alongside so many wonderful companies and individuals. I am surrounded by a team of great people who understand BOHO’s ethos and all of whom work tirelessly to make our vision a reality.”

The Scottish Women’s Awards took place in Glasgow’s Crowne Plaza.