Women We Admire Announces Top 50 Women Leaders of Alabama for 2024
Summary
Known as the Heart of Dixie, Alabama is celebrated not only for its rich history and vibrant culture but also for emerging as a dynamic technology hub in the South. Additionally, Alabamas economy is strengthened by growing technology sectors like cybersecurity and software, along with its traditional strengths in agriculture and forestry. Among this years awardees is Amanda Jordan, Director of HR Technology, Global Talent Acquisition, and Onboarding for Hewlett Packard Enterprise. During Mitchells 25-plus-year tenure with the company, she has led teams in retail products, sales, treasury management, marketing, corporate communications, and business development. Stephanie Bowen (CBRE), Tracey Morant Adams (Renasant Bank), Nicole Martin (PNC), Susan Waltman (Ipsos), Syreeta Duncan (River Region Generals Inc.), Melanie Eakes (Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence), Mandy Mitchell (Cadence Bank), Mechelle Wilder (ARC Realty), Rosalyn Lawson (The Ōnin Group), Tara Hickey (River Bank & Trust), Melissa Horton (JESCO, INC.), Rachel Bryars (MD Foods / Mason Dixon Bakery & Bistro), Catherine Frey (Alabama Oncology Foundation), Anastasia Wengrowski (Career Break), Kimberly Ennis (KME Consulting Group LLC), Jacquelyn Blakley (NextEra Energy, Inc.), Claire Vaughn (Advent Episcopal School), Sydney Olinger (Ascension), Kyounga Cheon (University of Alabama at Birmingham), Lizzy Yates (Southern Nuclear), Amanda Jordan (Hewlett Packard Enterprise), Sara Giddens (Kahua), Terri Dunn (Alabama Community College System), Stephanie LaBonte (CGI), Wendy Laminack Cash (Jacksonville State University), Katrina Dodson (The Ōnin Group), Shannon Clemons (Procore Technologies), and many others.