Women of Achievement 2024 Tribute Journal

Tribute Journal

Presenting Sponsor

Our Mission

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Girl Scout Promise

On my honor, I will try:

To serve God* and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law.

Girl Scout Law

I will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate and caring, courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, and to respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout.

* Members may substitute for the word God in accordance with their own spiritual beliefs.

Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Dessert and Networking in the Ballroom

Welcome

Bette M. Simmons, Ed.D.

Board of Directors, Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

International Flag Ceremony, Pledge of Allegiance, and Girl Scout Promise

Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

Introduction of Presenting Sponsor

Leigh Anne Sauchelli, CFRE

Director of Development, Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

Annaliesa Anderson, Ph.D., FAAM

SVP and CSO, Vaccine Research and Development, Pfizer, Inc.

Opening Remarks

Sandra A. Kenoff

President/Chief Executive Officer, Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

2024 Honoree Award Presentation

Catherine P. O'Hern

Veronica Ross

Kristina Tiralosi, Elinor J. Ferdon Young Woman of Promise

LaKreisha "Kree" Jean, Mitzi Golbek Spirit of Girl Scouting Award

Presentations by Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

Mission Moment

Kendrick Durant

Membership Recruitment Manager, Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

Thank You

Jane Kurek

Women of Achievement Committee Chair, Honoree Class of 2009

A Message from the Board Chair and President/CEO

Welcome, dear friends and supporters of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, to our 44th Annual Women of Achievement gala. We are grateful that you have joined us tonight to honor and recognize these phenomenal women for their outstanding contributions and leadership in our community.

Today we are privileged to recognize:

Catherine P. O'Hern Litigation Associate

Schenck Price Smith & King

Kristina Tiralosi

Senior Software Engineer

Crestron Electronics, Inc.

Elinor J. Ferdon

Young Woman of Promise

Veronica Ross SVP/Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Kearny Bank

LaKreisha "Kree" Jean Community Curator Office of the Bergen County Executive Service Unit Treasurer and Troop Leader Mitzi Golbek Spirit of Girl Scouting Award

Thank you again for joining us as we celebrate these incredible women, and for your support of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey. On behalf of the Board of Directors and Staff, we congratulate our honorees, and applaud them for their leadership.

We are grateful to our sponsors and guests for supporting our annual Women of Achievement gala. Your donations enable us to expand the impact and reach of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience across northern New Jersey.

Together with your support, we will continue in our mission to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Invest in Girls. Change the World.

Bette M. Simmons, Ed.D.

Board Chair

Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

Sandra A. Kenoff President/CEO

Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey

A Message from Bonnie Barczykowski,

CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA

Dear Friends,

Every year, Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey’s Women of Achievement event celebrates honorees who embody the spirit of mentorship that is embedded in the Girl Scout mission of building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. This mission is more important than ever for today’s girls.

One reason Girl Scouts has had such a powerful impact across generations—in northern New Jersey and around the country—is thanks to the adult role models and mentors who bring the Girl Scout experience to life. They open girls up to new experiences, offer valuable guidance on how to navigate the world with confidence, and give them insights into the possibilities and opportunities that are out there to be seized.

On behalf of the entire Girl Scout Movement, I want to extend my heartfelt congratulations to this year’s Women of Achievement honorees: LaKreisha Jean, Catherine O’Hern, Veronica Ross, and Kristina Tiralosi.

All exceptional leaders within their fields and amazing role models, these women reflect the vision and values of the Girl Scout mission and are making an incredible impact in their communities across northern New Jersey. I am so grateful for their leadership.

Yours in Girl Scouting,

Bonnie Barczykowski Chief Executive Officer Girl Scouts of the USA

Sponsors

Leader Level Sponsors

Catherine P. O'Hern

Litigation

Associate

Schenck Price Smith & King

Catherine O’Hern is a litigation associate at the law firm of Schenck Price Smith & King, headquartered in Florham Park. As a member of the Professional Liability Practice Group, O’Hern has experience in medical malpractice defense, civil litigation, insurance defense, third-party liability, and Appellate matters. She was a judicial law clerk to the Honorable William J. McGovern, III, J.S.C., in the Superior Court Chancery and Law Divisions, and served as a judicial intern and mediator in the Morris County Superior Court and with the NJ Attorney General in the Consumer Affairs Division, Alternative Dispute Resolution. Prior to joining Schenck Price, she practiced at a law firm in New York City.

O’Hern began her professional career as a marketing representative for a mainframe and supercomputer firm, designing and supervising the installation of proprietary software solutions to Fortune 500 companies. After taking time away to raise her four daughters full time, she fulfilled a lifelong dream and attended law school. Making her experience even more rewarding, one of her daughters attended law school and took the Bar Exam at the same time. O’Hern’s unconventional choices to take “the road less traveled” have provided her with a unique opportunity to begin a new chapter in the law, at an uncommon age, and she says, “that has made all the difference.”

O’Hern holds a J.D. from Rutgers Law School and a B.A. in Art History from the University of Arizona in Tucson.

Veronica Ross

SVP/Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Kearny Bank

Veronica Ross is a Senior Vice President and the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Kearny Bank. In this role, she works closely with all departments on the bank’s DE&I initiatives to drive awareness to all team members and to establish a diverse environment in which all employees and clients feel valued and respected. Ross also leads the women in business program, Kearny Bank ChangeMakers, which provides educational resources, support, and networking opportunities to ensure the growth and success of womenowned businesses.

Ross’s diversity-related initiatives have been greatly informed by her background and work experience. She was born in Cuba and immigrated to the United States with her parents and younger sisters at the age of four—a formative experience that instilled in her an uncommon work ethic and a unique appreciation for the opportunities that came available to her.

With more than 35 years of experience in the financial industry, Ross has been with Kearny Bank for the past eight years, where she led the Treasury Management team before taking on her current role. Prior to joining Kearny, she was a Regional Manager and SVP for PNC Bank, and before then served in various regional management positions with Wachovia Bank where, among other special projects, she launched its Hispanic initiative for the tri-state area and served as spokesperson for radio commercials and television spots in Spanish that promoted Wachovia’s products and services to the largely underserved Hispanic community.

Ross’s professional experience is complemented by her longstanding devotion to charitable endeavors and resolve to serve her community. She actively supports and volunteers at Table to Table, Junior Achievement, and St. John the Baptist Church in Hillsdale, where she has served as a Eucharistic Minister for the past 10 years. She is an active member of several professional organizations, including the Morris County Chamber of Commerce, the Statewide Hispanic Chamber of New Jersey, and the Executive Women of New Jersey. Her deepest commitment to community service was as a member of the Board of Directors for the Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey for 10 years, during which she served as the Second Vice Chair, Chair of the Finance Committee, and as a member of the Audit Committee. Most importantly, she used her leadership status there to serve as a role model for young women— especially those of diverse backgrounds—and to help them develop the courage, confidence, and character to have a positive and lasting impact on society.

Kristina Tiralosi

Senior Software Engineer

Crestron Electronics, Inc.

Elinor J. Ferdon Young Woman of Promise

Kristina Tiralosi is a Senior DevOps Software Engineer at Crestron Electronics. A graduate of Ramapo College in Mahwah, she has a bachelor’s degree in computer science and is a Gold Award Girl Scout.

While at Ramapo College, Tiralosi led the college’s Computers & Technology Club. In 2023, when Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey visited Crestron Electronics for its International Day of Women and Girls in Science celebration, she was a keynote speaker and guide to the attending Girl Scouts. The girls learned about career opportunities in the A/V industry as they toured the Crestron Experience Center.

Tiralosi earned her Girl Scout Gold Award for her successful chartering of the Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) organization at Northern Valley Regional High School at Old Tappan when she was a student there, contributing to a large-scale anti-smoking and anti-drug movement at the school. She continues her work in this area by returning to the school each year to mentor

students and present an award to a graduating senior who has participated in the club.

The Elinor J. Ferdon Young Woman of Promise Award was founded in 2014 to pay tribute to the former Girl Scouts of the USA National President (1996-1999) and former Girl Scout Council of Bergen County Board Chair (1974-1980). Celebrated for her outstanding leadership of Girl Scouts, Ellie is dedicated to the mission that all girls may reach their full potential. Through this award, we honor Ellie Ferdon’s vision by highlighting an exceptional young woman with a very promising career ahead of her.

LaKreisha Jean, affectionately known as “Kree,” serves as the Community Curator for the Office of the Bergen County Executive. With over 25 years of experience in management and advisement, she regularly organizes community events, locally and regionally, that aim to educate attendees on critical cultural and health matters.

As a servant leader and active community member, Jean has held many leadership positions, including National Chair of Curriculum for Jack & Jill of America, Inc., Treasurer of Mocha Moms Inc. Bergen County chapter and visionary leader of the newly chartered Alpha Beta Rho Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

An entrepreneur as well, Jean is the Curator and Co-Founder of “A Melanin Life Presents,” a concierge service for the arts, literacy, wellness, and education. She also founded LMJ Solutions & Co., an educational resource and management company assisting underprivileged and underrepresented individuals.

LaKreisha Jean Community Curator

Office of the Bergen County Executive

Mitzi Golbek Spirit of Girl Scouting Award

Academically, Jean earned a degree in History/Political Science with a minor in French from an Historical Black College and University, Virginia Union University. She went on to receive an M.L.S. from Northeastern University and M.B.A. from Long Island University. Currently, she is pursuing a Doctorate from the American College of Education while on sabbatical as an adjunct professor at Bergen Community College.

Guided by her core values of equity, opportunity, respect, and accountability, Jean remains dedicated to Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey as a Lifetime Member, Service Unit Treasurer, and Troop Leader. Aside from her community and academic work, she maintains a healthy lifestyle while balancing her commitments as a triathlete and she-warrior.

The Mitzi Golbek Spirit of Girl Scouting Award was founded in 2007 to memorialize the former Girl Scouts: Lenni-Lenape Council executive director, who led the council from 1989-2002. Celebrated for her innovation in programming and council growth, Mitzi was an advocate of good food shared with friends and family. Through this award, we honor Mitzi Golbek’s vision and her 39 years as a Girl Scout.

Jane Kurek

Women of Achievement Committee Chair Honoree Class of 2009

Jane Kurek is this year’s Women of Achievement Committee Chair and an outstanding Girl Scout volunteer. She was a Women of Achievement honoree in 2009.

Kurek retired from The Provident Bank Foundation in 2020 as the Executive Director after an extensive career in banking. Under her leadership, the foundation invested more than $7 million dollars in communitybased nonprofits and educational institutions in the locations where Provident Bank conducts business.

Throughout her career, Kurek has focused on providing leadership to nonprofits to help them achieve their missions and meet the needs of those they serve. In retirement, she continues to be deeply involved as a volunteer leader in the nonprofit sector, establishing and building strategic relationships and partnerships with key community stakeholders.

Girl Scouting has been a family affair for Kurek—her mom was a Girl Scout leader during World War II. In 1993, Kurek followed in her mom’s footsteps as Troop Leader for her daughter’s troop. Now in 2024, her granddaughters are Girl Scouts with their mom as their leader.

Kurek is actively involved in United Way’s Women United Council, which provides support for ALICE and households in poverty here in the region. She is a Trustee & Board Treasurer of The Compassionate Friends Foundation. She continues her long-time volunteer work with First Night Morris County as a

member of the group’s Advisory Board.

Kurek is a board member of the Morris Park Alliance, a member of Preschool Advantage’s Child Selection Committee, and a member and 2017 honoree of the Tribute to Women Award program of BSA Patriots’ Path Council. She continues to provide guidance to members of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce’s Not-ForProfit Committee.

Annaliesa Anderson, Ph.D., FAAM

SVP and CSO, Vaccine Research and Development Pfizer, Inc.

Annaliesa Anderson is the Senior Vice President and Head of Vaccine Research & Development at Pfizer. Dr. Anderson leads an organization of approximately 1,000 scientists, clinicians, and professional staff, and has over 30 years of pharmaceutical research experience. She earned her Ph.D. in biological sciences from the University of Warwick, England, and has contributed to the research and development of a multitude of vaccines, including ones for human papilloma virus (while at Merck), and for pneumococcal disease, meningococcal disease, COVID-19, and respiratory syncytial virus (while at Pfizer).

During the COVID-19 pandemic, she helped lead the development of an antiviral therapy for COVID-19, and currently leads the strategic development of an extensive vaccine portfolio for diseases including influenza, C. difficile infection, Group B Streptococcus, and many others.

Dr. Anderson has an extensive publication and patent portfolio in the areas of vaccine and anti-infective R&D. In addition to these accomplishments, she sits on multiple committees including the American Society for Microbiology Service Awards Selection Committee, as well as the Scientific Advisory Boards for ContraFect, the Florey Institute, and the Universities of Sheffield and Rochester.

Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey Media Team

These Girl Scouts represent our council at events and in interviews and provide communications support in sharing our stories with the media throughout the year.

Madeleine Brice

Pascale Brice

Kalia Cheung

Madeline DeJager

Damaris Delgado

Yasmine Lalani

Ella Larionoff

Madelyn Larionoff

QiQi Ma

Vera Murray-Same

Charlotte Nebres

Libby Nebres

Nicole Pelish

Ariana Russo

Sofia Scoropanos

Anhad Singh

Christina "Emi" Southgate

Victoria "Mari" Southgate

Natalie Torres

We thank them for being a part of Women of Achievement and for bringing the spirit of Girl Scouting to our gala.

www.gsnnj.org/MediaGirls

Sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth

Veronica Ross , SVP/Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Kearny Bank

Catherine P. O’Hern, Litigation Associate, Schenck Price Smith & King

Kristina Tiralosi, Senior Software Engineer, Crestron Electronics, Inc.

LaKreisha “Kree” Jean, Community Curator, Office of the Bergen County Executive Service Unit Treasurer and Troop Leader

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Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey’s

2024 Women of Achievement

AND CONGRATULATE THE HONOREES

Catherine P. O’Hern

Veronica Ross

Kristina Tiralosi

LaKreisha “Kree” Jean

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Silent Auction Conditions of Sale

All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges on any items. Goods and services have been donated to GSNNJ and are sold by GSNNJ – not the donor. Please do not ask the donor for refunds, exchanges, or adjustments.

Everything is sold “as is.” GSNNJ assumes no responsibility for the validity of the description, authenticity, or condition of any item offered for sale. Values indicated are those given by the donor and are not warrantied by GSNNJ for any purpose.

The highest bid at the close of the auction on Thursday, April 25, 2024, at 9:00 p.m. will win the item. In the event of a dispute, the CEO’s decision will be final.

Following the conclusion of the auction, you will be prompted to checkout for all items you have won. You may use the credit card saved on file or another credit card to complete this transaction. If you would like to pay in a format other than credit card, please contact Olivia Timmons at otimmons@gsnnj.org. Unless otherwise noted, all outstanding payments will be automatically processed on the next business day. Items may not be collected until payment is received.

Pick-up and Item Distribution: Upon confirmation of payment, all winners will receive an email from GSNNJ regarding their items on Monday, April 29, 2024.

a. Digital certificates will be sent by email.

b. For all physical items and hard-copy certificates, you will receive an email to select a pick-up location for your item(s) at our Riverdale Service Center. Item pick-up will be available starting Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Pick-up is available during normal shop operating hours, which are viewable at www.gsnnj.org/shop.

c. Shipping will be made available upon request, and all costs associated are the responsibility of the winner based on the item and shipping preference. Some items may be excluded from shipping and will be noted on the package listing.

d. Items will be held until Monday, September, 30, 2024. Any remaining items will be donated to Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey.

Unless specified, all services are to be fulfilled at a mutually convenient time to both the buyer and the seller. Item descriptions have detailed restrictions and/or expiration dates as indicated by the donor. Please read certificates carefully.

Please do not resell these prizes on eBay or any internet marketplace, as doing so will void some of them and is not in keeping with the spirit of this fundraising endeavor.

Thank you to our Women of Achievement Committee

Jane Kurek, Chair

Krista Korinis, Karyllan Mack, JoAnne Madalena, Kathryn Marsh, Gwen Riddick, Doris Sanders-Headley, Leigh Anne Sauchelli, CFRE, Mikele Simkins, Bette M. Simmons, Ed.D., Olivia Timmons

Get involved and become a member of our 2025 Women of Achievement Committee. Contact Leigh Anne Sauchelli, CFRE, Director of Development, at lsauchelli@gsnnj.org.

Thank you to Inserra Supermarkets for the table centerpieces and to Jill Robins and Three Dimensions Productions.

Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey Board of Directors

Bette M. Simmons, Ed.D., Board Chair

Shanna Jafri, 1st Vice Chair

Matthew Lamb, Pharm.D, R.Ph., 2nd Vice Chair

Leslie Franklin, Treasurer

Krista Korinis, Secretary

Sandra A. Kenoff, President/Chief Executive Officer

Leslie Achter, Jill Andersen, Delia Blackler Perretta, Elisa Buckley, Karyllan Dodson Mack, Danielle Furze, Julia Helliesen, Pia House Walker, Germaine Lacqua, Christyl Lucille Murray, Joe Pennisi, Nashira Spencer, Nikki Sumpter

Girl Representatives

Erica Adu, Lorayne Gulbrandsen, Nicole Pelish

Board Development Committee

James M. McCreedy, Chair

Elisa Buckley, Tevra Francis, Shanna Jafri, Christyl Lucille Murray, Cindy L. Taylor

Fund Development Committee

Krista Korinis, Chair

Delia Blackler Perretta, Karyllan Dodson Mack, Shanna Jafri, Julia Helliesen, Matthew Lamb, Bette Simmons, Ed.D., Nashira Spencer, Nikki Sumpter

Fund Development Staff

Caroline Fairchild, CFRE, Chief Development Officer

Leigh Anne Sauchelli, CFRE, Director of Development

Matt Potter, Foundation Relations Manager

Olivia Timmons, Executive Associate of Fund Development

Women of Achievement Honorees 1980-2023

1980

Barbara Abney Bolger, Rita Cohen

Margaret Cook, Eleanor Menditto

Sophie Werner

1981

Elinor J. Ferdon

1982

(Special 70th Anniversary Event):

“Broadway in Bergen” At John Harms Theatre

1983

Katharine Auchincloss

Myra Greenstone

Joan I. Thomas

1984

Kay Koplovitz

Ellen R. Levine

Elaine Zayak

1985

Anne Donovan

Carol Martin

1986

Ann Applewhite, Nell Bassett, Kent Manahan

Sylvia Porter, Carmel Quinn, Marge Roukema

Catherine Spears

1987

Eleanore Pettersen

Denise Richardson

Kay Ritta

1988

Leanna Brown, Violet Cherry, Felicia Jamison

Sara Lee Kessler, Norma Krajczar, Ruth Krawitz

Anne Philips, Bree Walker

1989

Toshiko d’Elia

Theresa Shank-Grentz

Cheryl Toussaint-Eason

1990

Elizabeth Christopherson, Mary Higgins Clark

Margaret Domber, Julia Kersey

Jewell Jackson McCabe, Mary Mulholland

Marge Roukema

1991

Paula L. Cantor

Arlene Howard

Peggy Noonan

1992

Barbara Abrams, Esq., Jane Francis Brady

Shirley DeLibero

Donna Marie Farrell

Martha Green, Sister Patricia Lynch, C.S.J.P.

Maria Magda O’Keefe, Karla H. Risdon, Dr. Joan S. Specht

1993

Dianne Keel Atkins, Marion Barnett

Barbara C. Hauke, Jean E. Hoysradt

1994

Kathleen A. Donovan, Elinor J. Ferdon

Pearl B. Herring, Ruth J. Miller, Edna Black Teague

1995

Betty and Raymond Wells

1996

Deborah Aronson, Patricia Dunn, Toni Fay

Arlene Locicero, Sandra Ramos, Arline Simpson

Mary Ann Stanek, Charlotte VanderValk

1997

Debra Lennon

Virginia Wentz

1998

Carol Bamesberger, Emmy Bledsoe, Cesarina A. Earl

Patricia Rado, Sandra Siroky, Lynda S. Smith

1999

Rosemarie Arnold, Esq., Linda Brobst, Chrisena Coleman

Tom D’Angelo, Deirdre K. Kane, Virginia L. Laughlin

Mary Jane Owens, Linda Robinson, Susan M. Zellman

2000

Elizabeth “Libbie” Lindsay

Sandra Ann Robinson

Joan M. Wright

2001

Teri Duda, Alexis M. Eckert, Miriam Lopez

Pamela T. Miller, Esq., Patricia A. Nichols

Naomi Pagano, Ruth C. Parker, Irene Sterling, Barbara Utz

The Valley Hospital Breast Center, Ethel J. Williams

2002

Dorothy Leung Blakeslee, Donna Dieterle

Violet Merle McIntosh, MD, Barbara Saunders-Adams JoAnn Vozech

2003

Dr. Janet Denlinger, Kathleen Laurent

Lisa Peterson, Corethia V. E. Scheurer

Westfield Shoppingtown/ Garden State Plaza

2004

Michelle Brauntuch, Jean Fox Csaposs

Susan DeGennaro, Sister Theresa Mary Martin, C.S.S.F. Evelin Potts

2005

Kyung Hee Choi, Betty Fetzer

Tamara Schwartz, Lori Stokes

2006

Dr. Traci Burgess, Gail DellaFave

Janet Sharma, Frances I. Sundheim

2007

Dr. Jennifer Ashton, Donnett Barnett

Maxine Frampton, Carol W. Greene, Elaine Walsh

2008

Dr. Afriye Amerson, Amelia Gold, Sheila James

Melissa L. Klipp., Virginia “Gina” Wilson

2009

Bonnie Hodge, Jane Kurek

Assemblywoman Nellie Pou

Assemblywoman Holly T. Schepisi

Dr. Katherine Houghton Zatz

2010

Sister Mary Elizabeth Lloyd, M.P.F.

Margaret Nordstrom, Marlene Bauer

Doris Sanders-Headley, Wendy Shen

2011

Evangeline Gomez, Esq., Julie Kampf

Wanda Maltese, Patricia Milley

Deborah Zastocki, DNP, RN

2012

Lourdes Cortez

Mrs. Frederick Frelinghuysen

Tammie A. Horsfield, Norma Tempel

Camelia M. Valdes, Toni Zimmer

2013

Kimberly Burnett, Natasha Maximoff Chandler

Linda Spradley Dunn, Odette D. Valdez

Barbara von dem Hagen

2014

Poonam Alaigh, Lynne Harwell Algrant

Jane Bainbridge, Essence Harris Collette Liantonio

2015

Dr. Alicia Abella, Angela Margolit

Jessica A. Jansyn, Lizette Parker

Gigi Regolizio, Marnita Robertson

2016

Katherine Bickerton, Linda Bowden, Gina Bruzzichesi

Malaak Compton-Rock, Lindsey Inserra-Hughes Dr. Ursula Parrish Daniels

2017

Antje Ballin, Shacara N. Delgado

MaryAnne Faschan, Shannon Lazare

Women of Mountain Development Corp.

Elizabeth Lieb, Irene Fitzgerald, Denise Gonzalez

2018

Elisa Buckley, Mary Ann Deacon, Linda Hanlon

Ellen Kim, Amrit Walia-Zaidi

2019

Lisa Brady, June Bray, Martha De Young

Balpreet Grewal-Virk, Janet Henry Cash

Amber Sabathia

2020

Charlotte Abella, Megan Lunde

Jean Myers, Nikki Sumpter

BD Women's Initiative Network

Monica Council-Miles, Luba DeGroat

Jennifer Singelyn Dietrich

2021

Kay Du Fernandez, Nicole Licciardi

Erika Liles, Donna Watridge

2022

Betty A. Garger, Pia House Walker

O'Kneeka I. Roberts, Farhanna Sayegh, Carol A. Vargas

2023

Dr. Jabeen Ahmed, Collen Fay, CPA, MST

Samantha Plotino, Danielle Nebres

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