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Karen Albritton, CEO of Walk West and board chair at the American Marketing Association, was featured in WRAL's TechWire discussing how executives can drive organization-wide growth by connecting business goals to marketing investments.
Laura Wellman has been named the 2022 Harold P.
Andrea Smith's career with Bank of America Corp.
Joyce Russell, president of Adecco Group US Foundation, recounts the pivotal moments in her life in a new book, Together We Rise.
Lissa Broome was highlighted in the Carolina Alumni Review, highlighting her many years as an outstanding faculty member who has been recognized numerous times over the years for her achievements and contributions.
Mary-Ann Baldwin has joined First Tee of the Triangle as vice president of advancement.
Lori Collins Luski spotlighted in Women+ in Climate Tech, as part of the Taskforce for Equity in Climate-related Financial Disclosures, where she highlights Laura Meyer Wellman's role in her career.
Laura Meyer Wellman moderates a panel on gender bias, sponsored by Bank of America and the World Affairs Council.
Grace Ueng launches her regular column with WRAL Techwire with lessons on leadership and happiness.
Mayor Vi Lyles leads effort to sever Charlotte's ties with Russian sister city.
MaryAnn Bruce was named Board Chair-Elect for C200, a premier invitation-only organization of C-suite corporate executives and entrepreneurs.
Andrea Smith has been named an independent director on the board of HCA Healthcare, Inc.
Machelle Sanders, NC Secretary of Commerce, has been named to the BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Jessica Donan, Managing Partner of the EY office in Greenville, SC was named one of Greenville Business Magazine's 50 Most Influential People of 2021.
Dianne Chipps Bailey has been selected as the new chair of the Women's Philanthropy Institute (WPI) Council.
Andrea Smith talks about retirement from Bank of America, community work and what is next for her.
Mayor Vi Lyles speaks with WFAE's Mike Collins looking back at successes and challenges for Charlotte in 2021.
Susan King discusses Nikole Hanna-Jones controversy and future of journalism as she steps down from the Hussman School of Journalism.