50 Influential Women
May 31, 2013 — Hilton Hotel Charlotte Center City
Charlotte, NC
The Mecklenburg Times will host the fifth annual “50 Most Influential Women” dinner and awards presentation to recognize the important role women play in the greater Charlotte region, in the economy, and in society. The honorees represent the most influential women in business, government, education, and not-for-profit fields. They are selected by a panel of business leaders based on professional accomplishment and community involvement.
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To nominate for our 2014 50 Most Influential Women event, please click here.
PREVIOUS 2012 EVENTS:
Women’s Business Breakfast Forum
How is business changing in the next ten years, and how do we ready ourselves for success?
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Charlotte, NC
Panelists included:
Jane McIntyre, executive director of United Way of Central Carolinas;
Astrid Chirinos, executive director of the Latin American Chamber of Commerce of Charlotte;
Katie Tyler, chief executive officer of Tyler 2 Construction;
Renee Brown, director of Social Media for Wells Fargo;
Bert (Roberta) Harper, Vision 2020 Equality in Sight N.C. delegate; Business Support Executive for Bank of America/Merrill Lynch advisor growth and development
50 Influential Women
May 4, 2012
Charlotte, NC
Created to spotlight the most influential women in business, government, education and nonprofits, Charlotte’s fourth class of the 50 Influential Women was honored on the evening of May 4 at the Marriott Center City hotel in Uptown Charlotte.
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Denim and Diamonds
April 4, 2012
Charlotte, NC
The Mecklenburg Times was happy to honor the 2012 class of the 50 Influential Woman at our annual Denim and Diamonds event. We thank all who attended!
View slideshow of 2012 Denim and Diamonds.
Plaque and Photograph Orders
Would you like to order a photograph, reprint or commemorative plaque from a past event or newspaper from The Mecklenburg Times? You can order online or contact Amanda Johnson via email or 704-247-2901.
