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The Powerful of New Jersey The Powerful WOMEN of New Jersey SENATOR WEINBERG’S 2018 WOMEN POWER LIST MAKE OUR STATE A BETTER PLACE! A Message From Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg Many of the powerful women of New Jersey are well known. Others are not. They are the cabinet members who run the large and complex bureaucracies that make up our state government. They are the union leaders who advocate for our workers. They are behind-the-scenes schedulers, office managers, and Chiefs of Staff for some of New Jersey’s leaders. They are the lobbyists and influencers who articulate the many policies of New Jersey’s businesses and non-profits. They are business leaders, healthcare leaders, fundraisers, and political leaders. But most important, they are advocates for all of us. As this list grows each year, let’s all celebrate their influence and their increasing stature. The “powerful women” of New Jersey make our state a better place. Loretta Weinberg Loretta Weinberg Senate Majority Leader “Here’s to all the grass roots women who led, organized, pushed to achieve the sea change we saw in our state in this election. From South Jersey Progressive Women north to the TeaneckWomen Together; to all the Indivisibles and the various #s For Change to the High School students who organized, here’s a great big THANK YOU for giving us a more hopeful future.” 1 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY ADELE H. LATOURETTE ALISON ACCETTOLA ALLISON KOPICKI Director, NJ Senate Democratic NJ Economic Development HUNGER FREE NJ Office Authority ALYANA ALFARO POST AMY DEGISE AMY MANSUE Office of the Governor Chairwoman, Hudson RWJBarnabas Health, County Democratic President of Southern Organization Region 2 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY ANALILIA MEJIA ANDREA KATZ ANGELA DELLI SANTI NJ Executive Director, Chief of Staff, NJ Department of Labor Working Families Party Commissioner, NJ Human Services PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ANN TWOMEY ANNA MARTINEZ ANNETTE CATINO President, HPAE (retired) State Director, NJ Division Northfield Bancorp on Women 13 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY ARLENE QUINONES PEREZ AUDREY MEYERS BABS SIPERSTEIN DeCotiis, FitzPatrick and The Valley Health System, LGBTQ Activist/Middlesex Cole/Hunterdon County President & CEO County Committee Democratic Committee, Chairwoman BARBARA DEMARCO BARBARA GEORGE BARBARA GITENSTEIN Porzio Government JOHNSON Association of Governing Affairs Thomas Edison State Boards of Universities and University, Executive Colleges Director 4 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY BARBARA ROSEN BERNADETTE MCPHERSON BETH DOHM 1st Vice President, HPAE Millenium Strategies Kaufman Zita Group BIANCA JEREZ BRENDA FLANAGAN BRIANNA VANNOZZI Senate Democratic NJTV NJTV Majority Campaign 5 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY BRIDGET DEVANE BRIGID HARRISON CANDY STRAIGHT Public Policy Director, Montclair State University Republican HPAE Fundraiser/Producer of Film “Equity” CARMEN BENITEZ CAROL KATZ CAROLE JOHNSON Office of Senate President Katz Government Affairs, Commissioner, NJ Steve Sweeney Founder Department of Human Services 6 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY CATHERINE MCCABE CATHERINE YAXLEY CATHLEEN D. BENNETT Commissioner, Vice President, Holy Name NJ Hospital Association, NJ Department of Medical Center President & CEO Environmental Protection CECILIA ZALKIND CHRISSY BUTEAS CHRISTINA ZUK Advocates for Children of Gov't Relations, NJBIA Princeton Public Affairs NJ, President & CEO Group 7 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY CHRISTINE NORBUT BEYER CHRISTINE SADOVY CHRISTINE SHIPLEY Commissioner, Board of Public Utilities NJ Senate Republican NJ Department of Children Office, Executive Director and Families CHRISTINE STEARNS CLAUDINE LEONE DANA M. BURLEY Gibbons P.C. Government Affairs Clerk of the General Consulting, Principal Assembly 8 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE DANIELLE ALPERT DEBBIE FRANCICA DEBBIE WALSH River Crossing Strategy Chief of Staff, Office of Center for American Group the Senate Majority Leader Women and Politics, Loretta Weinberg Director DEBBIE WHITE DEBORAH BOZARTH DEBORAH HOWLETT President, HPAE New Jersey Association University of Delaware for Justice 9 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY DENA MOTTOLA JABORSKA DIANE DU BRULE DIANE GUTIERREZ- NJ Citizen Action Director of Development, SCACCETTI ACLU-NJ Commissioner, NJ Department of Transportation DR. LAUREN PECCORALO DR. SUSAN COLE ELAINE ADLER Leonia Action Alliance Montclair State University, Adler Aphasia Center Preisdent 10 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY ELISE YOUNG ELIZABETH MAHER MUOIO ERICA DAUGHTREY Bloomberg NJ State Treasurer Office of Congressman Albio Sires EVELYN LIEBMAN GAIL GORDON GINGER GOLD AARPNJ GOP Fundraiser NJEA 11 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY GRACE STROM POWER HANNA MORI HETTY ROSENSTEIN Board of Public Utilities Office of Senator NJ Director, CWA Cory Booker IDIDA RODRIGUEZ JACKIE CORNELL JANICE FULLER 1868 Public Affairs NJ Department of Health Office of Congressman Frank Pallone 12 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY JANNA CHERNETZ JEAN PIERCE JEAN RIMBACH Tri–State Transportation Public Policy Staff, HPAE The Bergen Record Campaign JEANETTE HOFFMAN JEANNINE L aRUE JENN SCIORTINO Marathon Public Affairs, Kaufman Zita Group NJ Department of President Treasury 13 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY JENNIFER M. COFFEY JENNIFER MANCUSO JENNIFER TAYLOR Association of New Jersey Fair Share Hospitals NJ Assembly Democratic Environmental Commis - Collaborative, Executive Office sions, Executive Director Director JENNIFER VELEZ JENNY DAVIS JILL SHORTWAY IPPOLITO RWJBarnabas Health PANYNJ Director of Appointments, Governor's Office 14 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY JUDY DISTLER JUILIE DIAZ JULIE BUSBY Teaneck International Film Chief of Staff, Philadelphia Inquirer Festival, Co–Founder NJ Department of Labor JULIE O'BRIEN JULIE ROGINSKY KAREN KOMINSKY WEDO Bergen County Democratic Strategist CLB Partners 15 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY KARIN ELKIS KATE KING KATE MCDONNELL Optimus Partners Wall Street Journal Deputy Chief Counsel, Governor's Office KATE ZERNIKE KATHERINE LANDERGAN KATIE BRENNAN The New York Times Politico Activist 16 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY KATIE JENNINGS KATIE WERTHEIMER KAY LICAUSI Politico Planned Parenthood Hoboken Strategy Group, President & CEO KELLY MOOIJ KELLY STEWART MAER KELLYANNE CONWAY NJ Audubon Society Capital Health Systems Adviser to President Trump 17 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY LARA RODRIGUEZ LAUREL BRENNAN LAUREN LALICON Bergen County Board of NJ State AFL–CIO, Office of the First Lady, Chosen Freeholders, Clerk Secretary, Treasurer Tammy Murphy LAURIE CLARK LAURIE MCCABE LEE KEOUGH New Jersey Association Office of Senator Joe NJ Spotlight of Osteopathic Physicians Vitale and Assemblyman and Surgeons Craig Couglin 18 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY LESLIE HUHN LILO STAINTON LINDA METZGER Sussex County Democratic NJ Spotlight Secretary of the NJ Committee, Chairwoman Senate LINDY WASHBURN LINH TAT LISA CHAPLAND The Bergen Record Politico NJ State Bar Association 19 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY LISA MIZRAHI KAADO LISA TAKEUCHI-CULLEN LIZETTE DELGADO- Women’s Political Caucus Leonia Action Alliance/ POLANCO NBC TV Writer Vice-Chair, NJ State Democratic Committee, CEO, NJ Schools Development Authority LORI SACKLER LORRAINE JOEWONO LYNDA HINKLE Bergen Indivisible, Bergen County Division Law Offices of Founder & President of Senior Services, Lynda L. Hinkle Director 20 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY LYNN HAINES LYNN NOWAK LYNNE CHAIKEN Deputy Chief of Staff, Porzio Government Affairs NJ Activist Governor's office MAGGIE MORAN MARCELA MAZIARZ MARCIA MARLEY Kivvit, Managing Partner Deputy Commissioner, Blue Wave NJ, President NJ Department of Health 21 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY MARILYN DAVIS MARLENE CARIDE MARLENE KALAYILPARAMPIL Altice Commissioner, New Jersey Medical NJ Department of Banking Society and Insurance MARSHA SHAPIRO AND MARY JO LAYTON MARY KAY ROBERTS LOUISE WALPIN Hackensack Meridian Riker Danzig Marriage Equality Health Activists/STAND Central NJ 22 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY MARY NOONAN MARY WACHTER MELANIE WILLOUGHBY Chief of Staff, Office of Genentech Executive Director, Nj Congressman Chris Smith Business Action Center MELISSA HAYES MELISSA HELMBRECHT MICHELE DIIORGI NJ Transportation Give Something Back Chief of Staff, Bergen Planning Authority County Executive, James Tedesco 23 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE MICHELE JAKER MICHELLE CORYELL MICHELLE D eANGELO MBI-GluckShaw Office of Senate President Scheduler, Steve Sweeney Governor Murphy MILLY SILVA NANCY CANTOR NANCY ERIKA SMITH SEIU Local 1199 Rutgers University Smith Mullin P.C./ Newark, Chancellor represented Gretchen Carlsen in Roger Ailes sexual harrassment case 24 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY NICOLA BOCOUR PATRICIA DICOSTANZO PATRICIA TEFFENHEART Giffords Bergen County The NJ Coalition Against Superintendent of Sexual Assault, Executive Elections Director PATTI MCGUIRE PAULA MADISON PEG SCHAFFER Princeton Public Affairs President, Bergen-Passaic Somerset County Chapter of the National Democratic Organization, Coalition of 100 Black Chairwoman Women 25 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY PHOEBE HADDON PHYLLIS SALOWE–KAYE RASHEIDA SMITH Rutgers University-Camden, NJ Citizen Action, Dunton Consulting Chancellor Executive Director RENEE TRABERT RHODA CHODOSH ROBIN MORANTE Office of the Senate Republican Operative NJ Judiciary, Minority Leader Tom Kean Chief of Court and Judicial Security 26 THE POWERFUL WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY ROBIN WALTON ROSI EFTHIM RUTH MANDEL Thomas Edison
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