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De Heggem
President
Laura A. Carr
Immediate Past President
Mary Barr Rhodes
Vice President
Julie Flammer
Treasurer
Debbie Burkhardt
Chair, Corporate Sponsorship
Kay Fittes
Chair, LW Nominating Committee
Gloria Parker
Chair, Honorees
Joan L. Jones
Chair, Young Women’s Scholarship
Susan Noonan
Chair, Outreach
Members At Large
Susan Branscome
Cassandra Cooper
Christine Garrett
Denise Samuels Gibson
Teresa Hardin
Joellen Ivey
Judy Kroger
Jamie Miller
Clementine Sellers Moore
Joanne Schreiner
Michelle Stoffer
Judy Thompson
Marcia Togneri
Janice Urbanik
Past Presidents
Diane Henderson
Judy Thompson
Marcia Togneri
Cassandra Cooper
Christine Garrett
Denise Samuels Gibson
Teresa Hardin
Joellen Ivey
Kristen Krueger
Jamie Miller
Lauren L. Rogers
Clementine Sellers Moore
Marcia Togneri
Janice Urbanik
1995 First Leading Women Celebration held
1997 Leading Women incorporated as an Ohio nonprofit organization
1997 Young Women’s Award established for high school juniors
1998 Young Women’s Scholarship awards established
1999 Contributions established of $100 to the charity of choice in honor of each honoree
2000 Leading Women Fund established with an initial $15,000 contribution to The Women’s Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
2001 Leading Women is featured in Life Lessons at Her Table, a publication of The Women’s Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
2002 Member organizations have grown from 24 in 1995 to 46 Greater Cincinnati Women’s Organizations
2003 Contribution of $5,000 to The Women’s Fund for the Study on the Status of Women and Girls in Greater Cincinnati
2004 Celebrating 10 years, Leading Women contributed $10,000 to The Women’s Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation for its Study on the Status of Women and Girls in Greater Cincinnati.
2005 Charlie Luken, Mayor of the City of Cincinnati, proclaimed March 10, 2005, as “Leading Women Day — a Day of Celebration” in Cincinnati.
2006 Establishment of the Rose Tomlinson Scholarship
2007 Leading Women Awards Luncheon moved to the Duke Energy Center
2008 Leading Women web site is redesigned.
Young Women mentoring program established as scholars take Spring college tour of
The University of Cincinnati. 2009 15th Annual Luncheon
1995 Nancy Woodhull, founding editor USA TODAY and President of the National Women’s Hall of Fame
1996 Marie Wilson, President of the Ms. Foundation for Women
1997 Evelyn L. Stratton, Ohio Supreme Court Justice
1998 Lou Anne Johnson, former Marine officer, teacher, author, and hero on whom the movie and television series Dangerous Minds was based
1999 Sharon G. Hadary, Ph.D., Executive Director of the National Foundation for Women Business Owners (NFWBO)
2000 Carole Black, President and CEO, LIFETIME TV and Entertainment Services
2001 Katha Kissman, President and CEO, LEADERSHIP AMERICA, INC.
2002 Lorraine Johnson Coleman, consultant, lecturer, and author of Just Plain Folks: Original Tales of Living, Loving, and Learning
2003 Kathryn E. Merchant, President/CEO,The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
2004 Nancy L. Zimpher, Ph.D., President, University of Cincinnati
2005 Connie Glaser, Author, Speaker, Consultant
2006 Roxanne Qualls, Former Mayor of the City of Cincinnati
2007 DeLores Pressley, Author, Speaker
2008 Tillie Hidalgo Lima, 2005 Woman Against All Odds Leading Woman recipient 2009 Cynthia O. Booth, CEO, COBCO Enterprises/McDonald's
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