Greater Phoenix Chamber tabs finalists for Athena Awards
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Posted 8/16/24
The Greater Phoenix Chamber announced Friday the selection of 11 women in three categories for the organizations Athena Awards, which recognize women in the Valley's business community.
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Greater Phoenix Chamber tabs finalists for Athena Awards
Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Winners and finalists for the 2023 Athena Awards form the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce are shown on stage. The chamber has announced the finalists for the 2024 awards.
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The Greater Phoenix Chamber announced Friday the selection of 11 women in three categories for the organizations Athena Awards, which recognize women in the Valley's business community.
The program, in its 37th year, highlights three groups of people: private sector, public sector and young professionals. Those named as finalists came from dozens of nominations and are chosen for their "excellence in business and leadership, dedication to the community, and support and mentorship of others."
“Spotlighting the women who are moving the Greater Phoenix area forward through the Athena Awards program is one of the Chamber’s proudest traditions,” said Todd Sanders, president & CEO of the Greater Phoenix Chamber. “These women make immeasurable contributions within their companies, their communities, and they are a driving force in making Arizona a top state in the nation.”
Jenny Holsman Tetreault, vice president and associate general counsel, TPI Composites
Joanne H. Osborne, owner and CFO, Osborne Jewelers
Marian Zapata-Rossa, partner, Snell & Wilmer
Public Sector:
Shannon Clancy, CEO, St. Vincent de Paul
Angela Hughey, president, ONE Community Foundation
Rosa Inchausti, city manager, city of Tempe
Christina Spicer, co-CEO, Girl Scouts – Arizona Cactus-Pine Council
Young Professional:
Kate Conway, vice president, government relations, Verra Mobility
Kayla Gray, co-Founder and operations - knowledge donor, Commonspirit
Hillary Walsh, founder and Lawyer, New Frontier Immigration Law
Winners of the awards will be announced at a lunch 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa, 5350 E. Marriott Drive, Phoenix.
