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Women in Business Awards Luncheon
Tuesday, December 8, 2020 This year's awards ceremony will take place at Reynolds Performance Hall. Arkansas's own, Jessica Dean, CNN Correspondent, will join us via Zoom as guest speaker. Immediately following, attendees will enjoy lunch at some of Conway's favorite restaurants. Schedule: 11:00-12:15 Awards Ceremony at Reynolds Performance Hall 12:30-1:30 Lunch at local restaurants |
Contact Therese Williams at Therese@ConwayArkansas.org
to reserve your seats today!
Individual seats can be reserved for $75. Registration includes entry to the awards ceremony as well as lunch service.
to reserve your seats today!
Individual seats can be reserved for $75. Registration includes entry to the awards ceremony as well as lunch service.
Attendees are asked to wear a mask throughout the award ceremony, and at restaurants, aside from the time you are enjoying your lunch.
Guests will be seated at Reynolds Performance Hall so as to provide social distance between different family units/groups.
Guests will be seated at Reynolds Performance Hall so as to provide social distance between different family units/groups.
The annual Women in Business awards luncheon honors individuals in the Conway area who have excelled in leadership and community service and who have inspired others on both a personal and professional level.
Individuals selected for the the Outstanding Woman in Business Award will embody high standards of excellence, dedication and accomplishment to their respective organizations, industries and to the business community.
One woman will be selected to receive the Diamond Achievement Award, which recognizes an individual with at least 25 years of professional experience. This award recognizes a woman who has inspired and empowered many generations of women and who has had a positive impact on those in her profession and in the community.
The Outstanding Woman in Nonprofit Award will be presented to individuals who work within the fields of nonprofit, education, or government. These individuals embody a high standard of excellence, dedication, leadership, and accomplishment to her field.
Individuals selected for the the Outstanding Woman in Business Award will embody high standards of excellence, dedication and accomplishment to their respective organizations, industries and to the business community.
One woman will be selected to receive the Diamond Achievement Award, which recognizes an individual with at least 25 years of professional experience. This award recognizes a woman who has inspired and empowered many generations of women and who has had a positive impact on those in her profession and in the community.
The Outstanding Woman in Nonprofit Award will be presented to individuals who work within the fields of nonprofit, education, or government. These individuals embody a high standard of excellence, dedication, leadership, and accomplishment to her field.
2020 Award Recipients
Diamond Achievement Award:
Crystal Kemp, Conway Corporation
Outstanding Women in Business:
Vickie Crutchfield, Arkansas Property Brokers
Julie Goodnight, Julie’s Sweet Shoppe
Cate Ketcheside-McConnell, Smith Ford
Denise Perry, Sandstone Real Estate Group
Outstanding Woman in Nonprofit:
Shaneil Ealy, UCA - Division of Outreach and Community Engagement
Crystal Kemp, Conway Corporation
Outstanding Women in Business:
Vickie Crutchfield, Arkansas Property Brokers
Julie Goodnight, Julie’s Sweet Shoppe
Cate Ketcheside-McConnell, Smith Ford
Denise Perry, Sandstone Real Estate Group
Outstanding Woman in Nonprofit:
Shaneil Ealy, UCA - Division of Outreach and Community Engagement
Thank you to our sponsors
Presenting Sponsors
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Legacy Sponsor
Diamond Sponsors
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Speaker Sponsors
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Award Sponsor
My Gift Bag Sponsor
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Gold Sponsors
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Gift Providers
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H+N Architects
Crafton Tull Klaasmeyer Construction Simmons Bank Conway Regional Health System First Security Bank Arvest Bank Cintas Hounds' Hideaway |
Buff City Soap
Crain Hyundai & More of Conway Park Hill Home |
In addition to the awards, Women in Business features a executive-level speaker.
2019: A panel of Governor Asa Hutchinson's female cabinet secretaries
2018: Sue Kelly, president and CEO, American Public Power Association
2017: Marcy Doderer, president and CEO, Arkansas Children's Hospital
2016: Terilyn Juarez Monroe, chief people & culture officer and senior vice president of human resources, Acxiom
2015: Kristi Crum, vice president of strategy and distribution, Verizon Wireless
2014: Sonja Hubbard, CEO, E-Z Mart Stores
2013: Terri Jordan, vice president of technology, Microsoft Retail Stores
2012: Nada Stirratt, chief revenue officer and executive vice president, Acxiom
2019: A panel of Governor Asa Hutchinson's female cabinet secretaries
2018: Sue Kelly, president and CEO, American Public Power Association
2017: Marcy Doderer, president and CEO, Arkansas Children's Hospital
2016: Terilyn Juarez Monroe, chief people & culture officer and senior vice president of human resources, Acxiom
2015: Kristi Crum, vice president of strategy and distribution, Verizon Wireless
2014: Sonja Hubbard, CEO, E-Z Mart Stores
2013: Terri Jordan, vice president of technology, Microsoft Retail Stores
2012: Nada Stirratt, chief revenue officer and executive vice president, Acxiom
