Women We Admire Announces Top 50 Women Leaders of New Hampshire for 2024
Summary
Known for its vibrant economy and low rates of poverty and unemployment, New Hampshire is a state where innovation thrives across a range of industries. Strong foundations in manufacturing are complemented by a booming tech sector, with growing hubs in IT services and cybersecurity. Next, we honor Caitlin McGovern, Senior Vice President of Growth of WIN Waste Innovations. McGovern is responsible for driving profitable growth across all sales channels and delivering an exemplary customer experience. Shontay Delalue (Dartmouth College), Jada Hebra (Southern New Hampshire University), Amanda Muldoon (Dun & Bradstreet), Nadja Fromm (Fromm Consulting LLC), Jennifer Chew (Bristlecone), Leslie Bois (Silverfort), Caitlin McGovern (WIN Waste Innovations), Rachel Simone (CallMiner), Tracey Pelton (PROCON), Justine Pepper (Definiti), Kristina Goumas (SAP NS2), Betsy Burtis (Amoskeag Health), Diane Richmond (IBM), Rebecca Thomas (Triangle Credit Union), Nita Patel (IEEE Computer Society), Megan Rand (University of New Hampshire), Vanessa Talasazan (Harbor Care), Heidi Solomon-Orlick (GirlzWhoSell), Lisa Todaro (Ascendle), Sarah Kenda (Financial Strategies Retirement), Tara Wellington (BILL), Jennifer Scrafford (Soteria Solutions), Erin Howell (Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center), Rosi Kerr (Dartmouth College), Kristen Riley (ExtraHop), Ryanne Pelletier (Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association), and many others.