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I am pleased to recognize our 2019 A panel of business professionals and previous Maryland’s Top 100 Top 100 Women honorees in these pages, Women honorees reviewed the fi nal applications and selected this year’s carrying on a proud tradition that began honorees. 24 years ago when Th e Daily Record Five women will be inducted into the Circle of Excellence. Th ey receive launched its inaugural awards. the award for a third and fi nal time, a true testament to their ability to juggle We created Maryland’s Top 100 Women the pressing demands of career, community and their personal lives. to recognize outstanding women leaders Th ey are shining exemplars of what it means to a Top 100 Woman. for their professional achievement, In February, Th e Daily Record launched our Women Who Lead community service and commitment to leadership brand tying together Top 100 Women, Leading Women, Path to mentoring. Th e program was designed to Excellence and the Women’s Leadership Summit. Th ere is a twice-monthly shine a spotlight on women in leadership email newsletter along with expanded digital content on our Women in roles and to help more women achieve top Business page on Th e Daily Record website. positions in companies, open their own Th e Top 100 Women honors serve as the foundation for Th e Daily businesses, law fi rms and nonprofi ts and Record’s mission of recognizing women, encouraging women to share their get seats on corporate boards. stories and inspiring the next generation of women leaders in Maryland. Suzanne E. I feel it’s important to stress that these Fischer-Huettner are honorees who not only achieve great We launched the Leading Women awards program in 2010, honoring women 40 years old or younger for their remarkable achievements at Publisher, professional success but who have shown compassion and commitment to help such a young age. Th e Path to Excellence magazine launched in 2015 and The Daily Record others and shape their communities. I publishes six times a year with a focus on women in business. am excited about the journey the women Our Women’s Leadership Summit gathers our honorees with other featured in this magazine are on in their careers and lives. women leaders to share their best ideas on how to address the challenges we Th ere were 520 women nominated for the statewide honor in 2019, the face in our professional and personal lives. largest number in the history of the program. Nominees were asked to Every year, we are profoundly grateful to those who submit nominations outline their educational and career history, professional and community and to our judges who off er up so much of their personal time. involvement, corporate and nonprofi t board memberships and mentoring But most of all we are grateful to the 100 women you will read about in experience. Th ey were encouraged to submit letters of recommendation these pages. We thank you for your passion, commitment to excellence and from those familiar with their accomplishments — professionally, in the the countless ways in which you grace our communities and our lives. community and through mentoring. Congratulations! JUDGES JUDGING PROCESS

Nominations for the award are solicited from Jenny Coldiron previous winners, as well as economic development GBMC HealthCare agencies, chambers of commerce, women’s organizations and the business community at large Veronica Cool each year from May through January. For this Cool & Associates LLC year’s awards, more than 500 nominations were received. Sandy Hillman Each nominee is asked to supply an application Sandy Hillman Communications outlining her education and career history, Betsy Hurwitz- professional and community involvement, and Schwab corporate and nonprofit board membership. H&S Development LLC Nominees also are asked to provide a latter of Sheryl Davis reference. Nominees can submit up to three letters Kohl of reference. Beacon Staffi ng Alternatives Inc. Denise After a preliminary round of judging, a panel Mersinger of judges – including previous Top 100 Women Merrill Lynch/ Bank of America honorees and Maryland business leaders – selected Monica the 2019 Top 100 Women. Five women will be Mitchell inducted into the Circle of Excellence. Circle of Wells Fargo Excellence honorees will receive the award for a third and final time. 4 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 2019 The Daily Record’s Circle of Excellence Winner of The Daily Scholarship Winners

2019 Record’s Circle of Mackenzie Swift Frostburg State University 2018 Excellence Scholarship Destiny Brown Coppin State University Scholarship winner capitalizing 2017 Mollie Cueva-Dabkoski on leadership opportunities Johns Hopkins University By Patrick Brannan Swift is the president of the school’s 2016 [email protected] Society for Human Resources Manage- Chloe Scott ment (SHRM) and has coordinated more Hood College Mackenzie Swift wanted to look for than 20 events this academic year. She leadership roles in college and thought the leads a group of about 30 members in the 2015 President's Leadership Circle could pro- chapter. As the recruitment chair in the Mariel Shilling vide just that. fall semester, Swift Washington College “I thought it was saw membership 2014 a good opportunity increase by about 25 Caitlyn Leiter-Mason to continue my jour- percent. University of Maryland, Baltimore County ney,” Swift, a senior Swift said the goal at Frostburg State of the SHRM chapter 2013 University, said. is to assist students in Lunden Hawkins She was nomi- making professional Towson University nated to the circle, connections through 2012 went through the events that help them Meghan Tait interview process get a job after grad- Washington College and was one of 12 uation. She designed students selected two workshops this 2011 for the 2018-19 academic year: Last MengMeng Xu academic year. As semester's workshop University of Maryland, College Park part of the program, was about choosing 2010 she meets with the an industry after grad- Gabrielle Wyatt school’s president uation and this se- University of Maryland, College Park twice a month and mester's is about how helps provide a con- to get an internship 2009 nection between the or interview to land Jenna Aidikoff student body and the a job. University of Maryland, College Park president. Shadow- “Our chapter of ing and leadership SHRM isn’t just re- 2008 Kelly Subramanian workshop opportuni- Mackenzie Swift lated to HR people or ties are also a part of business majors,” Swift University of Maryland, Baltimore County the program. Frostburg State University said. “We are here for 2007 “I’m very interested any student that wants Gul Jabbar in leadership and to get a job.” College of Notre Dame of Maryland management,” Swift said. “I think that Swift also volunteers at Garrett Mentors, being part of opportunities like this and where she has lunch with an elementary 2006 having mentors like the president of the school student once a week and serves Maura J. O’Neill university is going to help me with leading as a positive role model for him and as College of Notre Dame of Maryland and managing people in the future.” someone he can count on. She was a 2005 Swift is set to graduate in December member of Best Buddies early in her col- Anna Barvir with a bachelor of science in business lege career, working with people with de- College of Notre Dame of Maryland administration with a concentration in velopmental and intellectual disabilities. human resources management. She has Swift said she plans to continue her 2004 a 3.89 GPA and was inducted into the education, working toward an MBA while Selin Mariadhas Phi Eta Sigma national freshman honor also working at an internship or job in the University of Maryland, College Park society. She was also selected for Beta years after graduating from Frostburg. 2003 Gamma Sigma, the national business She also plans to get her SHRM certifica- Elizabeth Huntley honor society, which invites only the top tion. Her ultimate goal is to have an HR University of Maryland, College Park 10 percent of students for membership. consulting business of her own.

6 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Congratulations to our Top 100 Women TU President Kim Schatzel, Beth Hehir ’81, Kelly Mitchell ’91 and all of the exceptional women being honored.

TOWSON.EDU Jeanne L. Allert Katie Allston Founder and Executive Director Executive Director The Samaritan Women Marian House In 2007, Jeanne L. Allert bought a 23- Katie Allston, a social worker, said acre estate and started Maryland’s first she never planned to be an organiza- residential program to help victims of tional leader, but her training and ex- domestic sex trafficking. She is credited perience have helped her support staff with rallying thousands of community at Marian House, which has grown to volunteers who helped transform the three buildings as part of an $8 million estate into a long-term shelter in four expansion plan. years. Allston, executive director since In a new initiative, Allert’s Samaritan 2007, said she has helped Marian Women Institute for Shelter Care is House diversify its funding and expand seeking research partners to help estab- programs. During her tenure, Marian lish care standards and best practices in House has increased its assets from $5 treating trafficking victims. million to more than $10 million and In addition, the institute is serving as more than doubled its budget. a mentor with start-up agencies in Penn- Allston is also a volunteer field in- sylvania, Virginia and the Eastern Shore, structor at the University of Maryland and its five-year goal is to support the School of Social Work, where she creation of 27 new shelter programs shows students how social workers can across the country. succeed in leadership roles. Violet M. Apple Lillian M. Argilagos Chief Executive Office Executive Vice President and General Counsel Girl Scouts of Central Maryland Viamericas Corporation More than 20 years ago, Violet M. Lillian M. Argilagos is a co-founder Apple planned an annual program of Viamericas, a money transfer to help children affected by HIV and company that began operating in AIDS, many of whom were caretak- 2000 as a four-person start-up in her ers for family members. Apple said home. Today, Viamericas has more the program, which she ran for eight than 250 employees in four countries years, sparked her interest in help- and more than $70 million in annual ing others and set her on the path revenue. to become CEO of the Girl Scouts As the first-generation daughter of Central Maryland. of immigrants from Cuba, Argilagos Now, Apple said she takes pride takes pride in helping more than one in developing diverse, out-of-school million customers each year send Girl Scout programs such as reading money safely to family members in and financial literacy, and robotics, other countries. for underserved communities. Argilagos is also president, co- Apple also mentors two or three founder and board member of Viam- women a year, providing advice istad, a nonprofit group that hosts on how they can transition their recreational camps for people with careers. disabilities in Guatemala. Debra Reznick Attman Mythili 'Lee' Bachu Realtor President and CEO Long & Foster Real Estate United Retirement Plan Consultants Debra Reznick Attman has had a Mythili “Lee” Bachu started in the successful career in real estate — she pension industry as a part-time word started as a Realtor in 1979 and is a processor in 1985 and earned her MBA, former president of the Real Estate Finance at the University of the District Million Dollar Association — but she is of Columbia while studying part time. proudest of her charitable work. Bachu founded MGA Consultants, In addition to helping with Long & a pension company, in 1997, and it has Foster’s Giving Back drive each spring, since merged with United Retirement one of Attman’s priorities is working Plan Consultants, where she has been with Jewish Volunteer Connection president and chief executive officer programs, including raising funds to since 2016. Under her leadership, United fill student backpacks with school sup- Retirement was profitable for two years plies and acting as co-chairperson of in a row for the first time in its history. a drive that donates books and sends Bachu is on several boards, includ- volunteers to read to first graders. ing the Maryland Commission for As a mentor, she works with girls Women, where she was the board chair at William Pinderhughes Elementary/ and leader of the Voices of Maryland Middle School. Women Listening Tour starting in 2016.

8 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Donyel Gaskins Bacon Mojdeh Bahar Chief of Computer Solutions Assistant Administrator U.S. Department of Defense United States Department of Agriculture Donyel Gaskins Bacon joined the De- Mojdeh Bahar has been the assistant fense Department in 2012 as a software administrator in the Office of Technol- engineer. After two years in that posi- ogy Transfer’s Agricultural Research tion, followed by 18 months as a project Service, the Department of Agricul- director, she was deployed to the Office ture’s principal in-house research of the Director of National Intelligence, agency, since 2013. She manages where she was technical director/chief technology transfers, including patent- from October 2015 to September 2017, ing and licensing of inventions, for the when she was named to her current service, and is a resource in the management of intellectual property and position. technology transfers across the USDA. Gaskins Bacon was part of an intel- Bahar is an alumni mentor at the ligence community group formed to University of Maryland Francis King address challenges faced by women in Carey School of Law, where she the workforce. The group’s action plans earned her law degree in 2000. were approved by a senior leadership Bahar is on the board of the United panel. “The action plans provoked States-India Science & Technology En- difficult conversations with constructive dowment Fund, which promotes inno- solutions,” she said, calling it her most vation and entrepreneurship between significant professional accomplishment. the two countries. Tracey Barbour-Gillett Carol A. Beatty Program Officer, Community Development Secretary, Maryland Department of Disabilities Abell Foundation State of Maryland Tracey Barbour-Gillett was elected in 2018 as the first African-American board chair in the 35-year history of the Association of Baltimore Area Grant- makers, a statewide association of 135 philanthropic institutions. She has focused her work on ed- ucating members on factors that perpetuate racial disparities in their communities. She has also included the issues of racial equity, diversity and inclusion in program planning, as well as addressing the rights of people with disabilities, the LGBTQ community and immigrants and refugees. Barbour-Gillett has also been in the Local Purchasing/Small Business De- velopment Workgroup in the Baltimore Integration Partnership since 2014. Carol A. Beatty grew up with a physical disability before the Americans with Disabilities Act became law in 1990. She said Zoa D. Barnes she was fortunate, though, Partner because her family, friends and Hill, Barnes & McInerney LLC teachers encouraged her to have big dreams. Zoa D. Barnes’ first job was as a In her four years working for Gov. Larry Hogan, Carol A. Beatty research associate in immunology, has built partnerships with other state agencies and grassroots genetics and cancer research from groups to address the challenges facing the more than 650,000 chil- 1975 to 1990. But from 1992 to 1995, dren and adults in the state with disabilities. she changed careers and was a law Under Beatty, the department has focused on improving the clerk in the Carroll County State’s lives of people with disabilities by increasing their safe interactions Attorneys Office while earning her law with police, providing more opportunities for them to advocate for degree at the University of Maryland themselves and helping them save money. Francis King Carey School of Law. She has been a partner in her law firm What are some key moments that have affected your journey? since 1996. A key value that has affected my journey is the belief that members She planned to use her scientific of the disability community have the right to live, work, play and prosper background in her law career, but in our Maryland neighborhoods alongside their non-disabled peers. said she became more passionate Every step of my journey and every organization I’ve been a part of has about advocacy and family law. embraced inclusion and created opportunities to bring people together Barnes is also a mentor to young to further these values. I’m working now to make sure that the next gen- lawyers through the Women’s Bar As- eration of disability advocates are speaking for themselves and bringing sociation of Maryland. their gifts and talents to the ongoing struggle for equal rights.

THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 9 Joanna Freeman Barnett Kathleen A. Birrane Senior Environmental Specialist Partner Maryland Environmental Service DLA Piper Joanna Freeman Barnett manages Working with an executive coach sustainable stormwater and environ- was transformational for Kathleen mental projects for two state agencies, A. Birrane, who considered herself a the Department of Transportation State demanding boss earlier in her career. Highway Administration and the Emer- Her team members grew into new gency Management Agency. responsibilities once she learned that While working as Maryland Program effective team leadership involved Manager for the Alliance for the Ches- constructive feedback, mentoring and apeake Bay from 2013 to 2017, she support. Birrane works in the Insurance expanded Project Clean Stream, a com- Sector and Litigation practice group munity cleanup initiative that engages at DLA Piper, where she focuses on volunteers to remove trash from parks global insurance and reinsurance and streams to make an impact on the transactional and regulatory compli- Chesapeake Bay Watershed. ance for insurers, reinsurers, brokers She started with 200 cleanup sites in and other licensees. the Baltimore area and grew it to more From 2002 to 2007, Birrane was than 3,700 sites and 74,000 volunteers principal counsel to the Maryland each spring in six states and the District Insurance Administration in the Mary- of Columbia. land Attorney General’s Office. Sharonne R. Bonardi Karen Bond Deputy Comptroller Executive Director Comptroller of Maryland Boys Hope Girls Hope

Sharonne R. Bonardi is the state’s Karen Bond was named the executive first African-American deputy comp- director of Boys Hope Girls Hope of troller and leads the state tax collection Baltimore in 2017, and in the same year agency, which has 1,100 employees she became the first African-American and a budget of more than $100 mil- woman to serve as president of the lion. The office generates more than Executive Alliance. She was its vice pres- $20 billion a year for the state. ident from 2015 to 2017. Bonardi was also a founding board During her one-year term as presi- member of the Identity Theft Tax Re- dent, the alliance proposed a resolution fund Fraud Information Sharing and in the Maryland Legislature aimed at Analysis Center, a joint project of the increasing the number of women on IRS, state offices and corporate tax corporate boards. software vendors that saves the country Bond, the current chair of the Bal- tens of millions of dollars every year. timore City Women’s Commission, is Bonardi is a Girls Empowerment coaching a group of young women Movement Angel and a board member seeking to be leaders in the city. As with the Baltimore County chapter of chair, she directs 18 co-chairs on nine Jack and Jill of America Inc. committees with about 125 members.

Debra A. Bright Dr. Usa Bunnag, DDS Associate Dean of Student Affairs Chief Executive Officer Montgomery College Bunnag Comprehensive Dentistry and Bunnag Dental Associates In 2010, Debra A. Bright was a Dr. Usa Bunnag was born in Thai- single mother working full time when land, one of four children with a single she completed her 10-year journey to mother. She moved to the United States earn her doctorate in higher education when she was 14 years old with dreams administration at George Washington of becoming a doctor. After learning En- University’s Graduate School of Edu- glish and adjusting to her new country, cation and Human Development. she succeeded in achieving her dream She worked with a counselor at and now owns two dental practices that Montgomery College in 2013 to de- use the newest technology. velop a mentoring program that sup- Bunnag is the founder and president ports single mothers, at-risk students of Smiles on Wings, a nonprofit group and women who are the first in their that provides dental care, humanitarian families to attend college. aid, education and training in under- Bright is a member of the National served communities in Thailand. Council for Education and Human Bunnag has completed many dental Development at George Washington missions to Thailand and built mobile University and is on the steering com- and permanent dental clinics in her na- mittee of the National Conference for tive country. College Women Student Leaders.

10 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 If you know a Leading Woman who deserves recognition, NOMINATE HER! NOMINATIONS CLOSE SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 Nominations can be made online at thedailyrecord.com/leading-women

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For more event and sponsorship information, call Erin McLaughlin at 443-524-8161 or email [email protected]. Judy A. Carbone Mary Beth Carozza Volunteer Coordinator Senator HART for Animals Inc. Maryland State Senate Judy A. Carbone ran last year in Mary Beth Carozza was elected in hopes of becoming the first woman November to serve as the senator and first Democrat to be elected as representing the state’s 38th District a Garrett County commissioner in 25 representing Somerset, Worcester years. She did not win but was happy and Wicomico counties. She has deep to challenge the status quo and hopes roots in Washington and started her her campaign inspires more women to career as press secretary for U.S. Sen. get involved. William Cohen in 1984. Carbone joined HART for Animals Prior to becoming a state senator, Inc. in 2005 as a volunteer animal she was a state delegate for District transporter and helped with fund- 38C. Her most significant legislation raising. She is now its volunteer co- supported veteran-owned businesses ordinator and works with about 200 and called for increasing penalties volunteers. against those convicted of vehicular As the president of the Garrett homicide while under the influence of branch of the American Association of drugs and those who make false bomb University Women, Carbone helped threats. develop the student chapters at She was the deputy assistant secre- Garrett College and Frostburg State tary of defense for House Affairs from University. 2001 to 2003 under Donald Rumsfeld. Andrea E. Chapdelaine, Ph.D. Dr. Yen Dang, PharmD President Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Administration Hood College University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Andrea E. Chapdelaine, inaugurated By helping to create two phar- as Hood College president on Oct. macotherapy clinics at Chesapeake 17, 2015, was the first generation of Healthcare in Princess Anne and Po- her family that went to college. Before comoke, Dr. Yen Dang aims to reduce coming to Hood, she was provost and disparities and improve access to chief academic officer at Albright Col- quality health care. Thus far, she has lege in Reading, Pa., from 2006 to 2015. treated more than 800 patients and Chapdelaine’s strategic plan at made more than 4,000 interventions to Hood College, Moving Together Be- patients’ medical care in underserved yond Boundaries: 2017-2022, calls for areas of the Eastern Shore. expanding experiential learning oppor- Since 2013, she has served as an as- tunities and improving academic pro- sociate professor of Pharmacy Practice grams and faculty and staff diversity. and Administration at the University of Chapdelaine is a board member with Maryland Eastern Shore. Frederick Center for Research and Ed- Dang also volunteers on medical ucation in Science and Technology, the mission trips to Haiti, Nicaragua, Gua- Frederick Chamber of Commerce and temala and Vietnam to provide care to the Rotary Club of Frederick. those in need.

Stacia Janaire Dashiell Patricia Davidson Managing Director Dean and professor Maryland Department of Juvenile Services Johns Hopkins School of Nursing As managing director for the Balti- Since she was named dean of the more City Juvenile Justice Center, Sta- Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in cia Janaire Dashiell works daily to ensure 2013, Patricia Davidson has worked safe, efficient operations as well as lead- to introduce a number of new de- ing and managing the state facility. gree programs including a master’s Dashiell began her career as a in nursing and doubled the school’s Morgan State University police officer. Ph.D program intake. After serving for eight years, the Johns A native of Australia and a regis- Hopkins University alumna moved to tered nurse since 1980, she earned her current agency, working as assistant her doctorate in behavioral sciences director of security for seven years be- from the University of Newcastle. fore her promotion to her current title Last year, Davidson was named sec- in 2015. retary general of the Secretariat of Giving her time to multiple agencies, the World Health Organization Col- Dashiell serves as a board member for laborating Centers for Nursing and Bro Code Baltimore and Alpha Kappa Midwifery. Alpha Society Inc. Rho Xi Omega Chap- ter.

12 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Elizabeth A. Dovec MD, FACS, FASMBS Nina Easton Bariatric surgeon and Medical Director Founding partner GBMC Comprehensive Obesity Management Program SellersEaston Media As a bariatric surgeon at GBMC, Nina Easton’s career has included Elizabeth A. Dovec MD FACS and her writing well-received books, inter- partner, Dr. Gustavo Bello, operate viewing high-profile individuals for on more than 1,200 morbidly obese renowned newspapers and giving patients every year. her take on events as a television With a desire to positively impact commentator, but her proudest ac- and change the lives of others, the complishment thus far in her career is two wanted to help their patients empowering women. more. Over the past two years, the Easton serves as chair of Fortune Most Powerful Women International two have co-created NewTri, a web- and co-chairs Fortune Global Forum, based (NewTriHealth.com), com- which provides a much-needed comprehensive yet simplified nutrition munity and annual gatherings for curriculum to prepare patients for the female leaders. She also co-founded life-changing effects of weight loss Smart Women Smart Power at the procedures. Center for Strategic and International A Marshall University School of Studies, designed to amplify the voices Medicine graduate, Dovec joined the of women in foreign affairs. GBMC Comprehensive Obesity Man- In 2016, Easton co-founded Sellers- agement Program in 2013. Easton Media. Dr. Lorece Edwards Dr. Chrys Egan Associate Professor Co-Director, Office of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Morgan State University Salisbury University Dr. Chrys Egan holds a number of responsibilities and positions at Salisbury University, where she has worked for the past 17 years. She is the co-director of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Cre- ative Activity, which aims to provide resources and information for undergraduate students. The Florida State University doctorate alumna is also the creator and director of The Innovation Academy, a program for STEM middle school students to explore innovation and leadership at the university and other local spots. A professor of communication, Egan serves as president of the Faculty Sen- ate and was named a BEACON Scholar As an associate professor in Residence. and director of Community Practice and Outreach at Mor- gan State University’s School of Community Health and Policy, Kathryn Fiddler Dr. Lorece Edwards aims to Vice President of Population Health mentor students as well as help Peninsula Regional Health System them realize their dreams. A native of Baltimore, Edwards focuses most of her research on health As vice president of Population promotion and disease prevention and on how HIV/AIDS affects the Afri- Health at Peninsula Regional Health can-American population. System (PRHS), Kathryn Fiddler is Over the past three to four years, she also developed a Perceived Risk responsible for initiatives across the Hierarchy Theory, which was tested and proven reliable by the Center for continuum of care. Predictive Analytics. With a patent pending, she aims for commercializa- Joining PRHS in 2016, she was tion sometime this year. the executive director of Population Health until her promotion last year. What are some key moments that affected your journey? Her previous medical experience Key moments that affected my journey are those challenging times includes working as a senior direc- when I was ready to throw in the towel. However, I quickly realized when tor for CareFirst’s Patient Centered you get into a tight place and everything goes against you, till it seems Medical Home program and as an as though you could not hang on a minute longer, never give up, for that emergency department registered is just the place and time to persevere. Perseverance is the hard work nurse. you do after you get tired of doing the hard work that you’ve already A Salisbury University alumna, she done. is a retired major with the U.S. Air Force Reserve.

THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 13 The Hon. Juliet Grace Fisher Rev. Reba R. Fitchett Judge Mentor, Educator, RN Baltimore County Orphans Court One Church One Child of Maryland While working as an attorney and Since 2012, Rev. Reba R. Fitchett mediator, Juliet Grace Fisher had has worked as a mentor and support always dreamed of being a judge. group facilitator for One Church After a judge on the Baltimore One Child of Maryland, an organiza- County Orphans Court moved to tion working to reduce the number circuit court, the University of Mary- of children in the state’s foster care land Francis King Carey School of system through adoption. Law graduate was appointed to the A registered nurse since 1974, associate judge position in April Fitchett received a doctorate in 2014. She has since won two elec- humane letters and Bachelor of Arts tions (Nov. 2014 and 2018) to keep from Eastern Baptist Seminary. her seat on the court. In February, she won the Harriet Fisher is chair of the legislative R. Tubman Nursing Legacy for Psy- committee for the Maryland Confer- chiatric Mental Health Award from ence of Orphans Court Judges. Provident Helene Fuld Nurse Alumni Association and Gamma Chapter, Chi ETA Phi Sorority Inc.

Melvina Carrie Ford Victoria Gruber Executive Director Executive Director Equal Rights Center Maryland Department of Legislative Services

Since 2014, Melvina Carrie Ford In the more than 110-year history of has served as executive director of the Maryland Department of Legislative the Equal Rights Center, a national Services, a woman had not held the ex- nonprofit identifying and seeking to ecutive director position until last year. eliminate unlawful and unfair discrim- After serving as chief of staff to Sen- ination in employment, housing and ate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. access to public accommodations. for 11 years and a career dedicated to A Georgetown University Law Cen- politics, Victoria Gruber was named to ter graduate, Ford was a presidential the department’s top post, overseeing nearly 400 employees for the nonpar- political appointee to the United tisan independent staff agency for the States Department of Labor from Maryland General Assembly. 2011 to 2014. Serving in the Wage The University of Baltimore School of and Hour Division, she was a senior Law graduate is tasked with serving as policy adviser to the administrator the chief legislative and budgetary ad- and temporarily acted for the deputy viser to the GA leaders of both political assistant secretary for several months. parties and the legislative representa- tive in conversations with the national bond rating agencies.

Beth Hehir Sylvia Henderson Senior Vice President CEO/Author/Speaker Bank of America Merrill Lynch MindTeam Solutions Inc. Beth Hehir notes her proudest pro- Working with solo entrepreneurs fessional accomplishment is enabling to business leaders and founders, entrepreneurs to realize their dreams Sylvia Henderson aims to take the of owning and operating businesses clients’ ideas out of their heads and and nonprofit organizations. Through hearts and move them toward action her job, she is able to help these organizations grow and become integral to for profit and purpose. Maryland’s diverse economy. Henderson founded the Ol- Hehir joined Bank of America Merrill ney-based MindTeam Solutions Inc. Lynch as their senior vice president in last year and brings more than 40 2017 after previously working for nine years of experience in corporate years as vice president at M&T Bank in training including working at IBM Baltimore. and America Online. A Johns Hopkins graduate, Hehir Author of several books, the Uni- volunteers on the executive and events committees for the Baltimore versity of Pittsburgh graduate is ac- Women’s Advisory Board and serves tive with Toastmasters International, on the board of trustees for the Uni- Montgomery Women and Leader- versity of Baltimore Center for Entre- ship Montgomery. preneurship and Innovation.

14 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Dr. Shreya Hessler, Psy.D Julie Higgins Licensed Psychologist Senior Digital Content Creator The MINDset Center T. Rowe Price

As the daughter of immigrants, Dr. Julie Higgins works to educate Shreya Hessler notes it was a signifi- customers in savings and investment cant honor to be elected the youngest options focusing on targeting digital and first woman of color to be pres- experiences and incorporating user ident of the Maryland Psychological testing and thought leadership to Association last year. The title will provide information and a path for help her continue to build a platform customers' financial security. promoting mental health wellness and A University of Pennsylvania grad- treatment for individuals from all walks uate, Higgins has spent her career in of life, particularly in minority and un- communications, including working as derserved populations. a senior communications manager for In September 2015, the licensed Levi Strauss & Co. and director of busi- psychologist founded and became ness development for Vox Global. She the director of The MINDset Center, joined T. Rowe Price in 2017. a comprehensive mental health and This year, she became a board educational practice specializing in the member for the Baltimore Collegiate identification and treatment of emo- School for Boys and also serves on the tional and learning disorders. board of the Penn Club of Baltimore.

Amoretta M. (Amie) Hoeber Chandra Walker Holloway President and Owner Managing Partner AMH Consulting Holloway & Norman Law Group Many know Amoretta M. (Amie) As a trial attorney with a focus on Hoeber after her bids for Maryland’s family law, Chandra Walker Holloway 6th Congressional District seat in the works toward a positive outcome for past two election cycles. her clients as well as serving the com- An accomplished career woman, munity. Hoeber has been running a success- During the past 13 years, her solo ful government consulting business, practice has grown into a boutique law AMH Consulting, since 1992. She also firm, Holloway & Norman Law Group, notably served as deputy undersec- with four attorneys and two full-time retary of the Army under President paralegals. Ronald Regan. The Georgetown University Law A Stanford University graduate, School graduate volunteers her time Hoeber is chair of the board of di- to a number of area groups, including rectors for Peter Hinz Consulting and as an organizer of the Montgomery the NBC Industry Group. For nearly County Annual Community Spelling 20 years, she volunteered her time Bee, a Girl Scout troop leader and a on the board of directors for House lecturer for the Prince George’s County of Ruth. Circuit Court parenting seminar.

Jamie Holmes-Kriger Song Hutchins Associate Registrar President/CEO Salisbury University Asian-American Homeownership Counseling Inc Jamie Holmes-Kriger has been After spending two decades in the overseeing records and registration financial services industry, including policies and procedures as Salis- managing several Chevy Chase Bank bury University’s associate registrar branches and serving as vice president since 2012. As a way to support mili- of Capital Point Funding Group Inc., tary-connected students, she helped Song Hutchins wanted to focus on giv- to open a Veterans Services Office as ing back to the community. a part of the Registrar’s Office several In 2010, she founded Asian-Amer- years ago. ican Homeownership Counseling Holmes-Kriger is also an adjunct Inc., a nonprofit assisting thousands faculty member for Information and of residents with keeping and buying Decisions Sciences for the past de- homes through education, resources cade. and counseling. She is on the board of directors for As a legacy to her late husband, Minds in Motion Children’s Museum Hutchins created a nonprofit, the Dr. and is a past president for the Ches- Michael Hutchins Impact on Wildlife apeake and Potomac Association of Fund, dedicated to his passion of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions supporting wildlife conservation and Officers. education.

THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 15 MaryBeth Hyland Tracy Imm Founder/Chief Visionary Director of Public Affairs SparkVision Maryland Insurance Administration As director of public affairs for the Maryland Insurance Administra- tion, Imm helps guide the agency that regulates the state’s $28 billion insurance industry. In 2018, she started a podcast, “Brave Girls with Tracy Imm,” in which she interviews women about the lessons they’ve learned and want to pass on to other women. Since its launch, the podcast has been downloaded more than 2,000 times in 19 countries. In the past decade, Imm has taught and mentored more than 150 women interested in careers in marketing and communications.

When she launched SparkVision, a Balti- more-based management consulting business, in 2015, DNP, MBA, RN, NEA-BC MaryBeth Hyland admits she JoAnn Ioannou, had “no idea whether I’d Senior Vice President Patient Care Services/Chief Nursing Officer make it.” But in four years, Greater Baltimore Medical Center she has earned a reputation as an effective speaker, workshop leader and consultant to com- Since graduating as valedictorian panies looking to improve their work culture. from Villa Julie College (now Steven- Highland has been honored as a top millennial blogger by the son University) with a bachelor’s in social feed reader Feedspot, and cited as a woman “on the move” nursing in 1994, JoAnn Ioannou has by the Associated Black Charities. carved out an impressive career in nursing. She has worked at Villa Julie How have you embraced your journey? as an instructor, at Johns Hopkins It's easy to embrace the warm-fuzzy highs of the journey, but Hospital in a variety of management what's harder and even more important is embracing the lows. positions and, since 2015, as top Our wounds have the greatest wisdom when we take the time to nurse at the Greater Baltimore Medi- reflect, connect and grow from them. Personally, it was through cal Center in Towson. owning all of the dark moments in my life that ultimately set me In a letter supporting her recogni- free to create from a place of light. When you choose to own all tion, Dr. Patricia M. Davidson, dean the pieces of your story, it no longer owns you. of the Johns Hopkins School of Nurs- ing, called Ioannou “the epitome of a modern nurse leader.”

Cheree’ H. Johnson Kim Jones Deputy General Counsel/Chief Intellectual Property Counsel Executive Director McCormick & Co., Inc. Nonprofit Village During the past 20 years, attorney As executive director of the 10-year- Cheree’ H. Johnson has worked at old, Montgomery County-based Non- companies from Minnesota to the profit Village, Kim Jones has overseen Netherlands to Baltimore, where the growth of an enterprise that helps she currently works for the giant, nonprofit organizations by providing 130-year-old food company Mc- affordable office space, opportunities Cormick & Co. Along the way, she for collaboration and a variety of other has been honored for her volunteer services and resources. In December work and expertise. 2018, she oversaw the company’s move to new headquarters that will She said her most significant allow it to continue to grow. accomplishment was when she was A committed mentor, Jones in asked to establish a new legal func- 2017 won the inaugural Girl Legacy tion and team in Amsterdam. The award from Community Bridges, a project required her family to move Silver Spring nonprofit organization to the Netherlands for three years. dedicated to empowering girls, for her work helping young women get into and through college.

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THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 17 M. Therese (Terry) Kelly Heidi Kenny-Berman Founder and Director Principal New Heights Center LLC Kenny Law Group, LLC

In 1991, M. Therese Kelly opened An attorney since 2002 in a bou- the New Heights Center, a learning tique Cockeysville law firm that spe- center in Towson that helps people cializes in real estate matters, Heidi who struggle with reading and writ- Kenny-Berman was chosen last year to ing, especially people with dyslexia. serve on a legislative work group on Her business plan when she vacant housing and foreclosures. opened had one unusual goal that The group came up with bills that her husband, a business consultant, promoted renovations and productive said he had never seen in a business uses for blighted and vacant proper- plan before: She wanted to be put ties. out of business because the public Kenny-Berman also is a writing schools were offering the same ser- adviser for at-risk Baltimore students vices she does. applying to college, helping with their That hasn’t happened yet, how- applications and essays. ever, and Kelly’s learning center con- She serves on boards for several tinues to thrive. organizations, including the Greater Baltimore Medical Center and the Calvert School.

Kathy Kiernan Traci Kodeck, MPH Founder CEO Open to the Possible Coaching & Consulting HealthCare Access to Maryland After nearly two decades spent Nineteen years ago, Traci Kodeck helping to build and grow an energy went to work for HealthCare Access to consulting firm on the Eastern Shore, Maryland, the nonprofit agency that Kathy Kiernan started her own exec- connects Marylanders to health cover- utive coaching and consulting firm in age, as an outreach worker. the spring of 2018: Open to the Pos- Fourteen and a half years later, in sible Coaching & Consulting. December 2015, she was named CEO. Her career shift did not surprise It was an impressive rise through friends and supporters like Dr. the ranks at the agency — and, more Christy Weer, dean of the Perdue important, one she says helps her in School of Business at Salisbury Uni- her present job. versity. “I have outreached clients across In a letter of support for her nom- Baltimore City, connected them to ination for this award, Weer praised health coverage, assisted them in nav- Kiernan as “one of the most intelli- igating a complex health care system gent, thoughtful, focused and deter- and focused on providing them with mined individuals that I know.” necessary resources,” she said. “This makes me a stronger CEO.”

Ruth S. Lenrow America V. Lesh Chair, Goucher College Board of Trustees Manager, Fleet Goucher College Baltimore Gas and Electric Company

When she was named chairwoman America Lesh was the first person of the Goucher College Board of in her family to attend college, and Trustees in July 2018, Ruth S. Lenrow she’s made the most of the oppor- was no stranger to the Baltimore tunity. school. After graduating from the Univer- She graduated from Goucher in sity of Maryland in 2002 with a bach- 1974 and joined the board in 2007, elor’s in marketing and international near the end of a successful career in business, she went on to earn her banking. MBA at the University of Maryland’s “My life has been very entwined Robert H. Smith School of Business. with Goucher College,” she said. “I In 2008, she began her career at am particularly proud of accepting the giant Baltimore Gas and Electric the challenge of leading the board of Company, where she now supervises trustees of a small liberal arts college some 65 people as fleet manager. in an era when its model of educa- “I am eternally grateful to my tion, albeit out of fashion, is more parents and family for their unselfish important than ever.” support,” she said.

18 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Elizabeth Ann Liechty Brooke E. Lierman Owner/Capital Partner State Delegate/Attorney Charter Financial Group House of Delegates/Brown Goldstein Levy LLP In 2004, Elizabeth Ann Liechty started Del. Brooke E. Lierman, a Demo- her Annapolis financial services firm, crat representing Baltimore, has a lot the Charter Financial Group, to advise to be proud of: the legislation she’s individuals, families and small business helped pass as a member of the ap- owners. propriations committee; the two elec- She is involved with a long list of tions she’s won with the highest vote nonprofit organizations, among them: total in her district; and, not least of the Hospice of the Chesapeake and its all, her ability to juggle her roles as an Chesapeake Kids programs; the Middle elected official, attorney and mother East Investment Initiative, a Washington, of two young children. D.C., group that works to create jobs in the Middle East and North Africa; What she cites as her most signifi- and KidsPeace, which provides mental cant personal accomplishment, how- health treatment, crisis intervention and ever, is launching Baltimore Women education services for children in the United, which organizes women to Baltimore-D.C. area. work for positive change in Baltimore She also focuses on mentoring fellow City and County. females in what she terms “a male-dom- inated industry.” Nancy Ryan Lowitt, M.D. Danielle Grilli Marcus Associate Dean Faculty Affairs and Professional Development Counsel University of Maryland School of Medicine Whiteford, Taylor & Preston, LLP

In her role as associate dean at the During her eight years with White- University of Maryland School of Med- ford, Taylor & Preston, Danielle Grilli icine for the past 20 years, Dr. Nancy Marcus has handled police liability Ryan Lowitt has guided the continuing cases and appellate work for the Mary- medical education program for thou- land Defense Counsel, a statewide sands of physicians. organization of defense attorneys. But In 2013, that program was accred- she believes that her most significant ited “with commendation” by the accomplishment has been handling Accreditation Council for Continuing complex civil cases, including civil Medical Education. litigation in which she represented a Among her numerous awards and Fortune 50 company. honors, Lowitt was invested as a Dame Marcus is active with her law firm’s of the Equestrian Order of the Holy summer internship program and with Sepulchre of Jerusalem, an interna- the Anne Arundel County Chapter of tional Roman Catholic Order, in 2017. the Women’s Bar Association, which The honor is given for professional she served as president for three service and service to the Catholic years. Church.

Kathryn A. Marsh Martha McKenna Assistant State’s Attorney Partner Prince George’s County State’s Attorney’s Office McKenna Media Before moving to the Prince After earning her MBA from the George’s County State’s Attorney’s Carey Business School at John Hop- Office in August of 2018, Kathryn kins University, Martha McKenna A. Marsh worked for 15 years in the launched McKenna Media, a Balti- Calvert County State’s Attorney’s more-based, women-owned media Office. consulting firm specializing in advo- There, she earned a reputation as cacy, political campaigns and progres- a powerful advocate for victims of do- sive communications. mestic violence and child abuse. She Over the course of nine years, she prosecuted numerous assault cases, has built an impressive record of suc- led the effort to establish a child advo- cess, especially in helping to nurture cacy center and served on the Calvert and elect women candidates. Commission for Women. In a letter recommending McK- Retired Calvert County State’s At- enna for one of Maryland’s Top 100 torney Laura L. Martin praised Marsh’s Women, retired U.S. Sen. Barbara work in Calvert as “simply stellar,” and Mikulski praised McKenna as “a men- added: “Prosecution is not just a job tor to the next generation of women to Kathryn – it is a calling.” who hope to change politics and the world.”

THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 19 Robin McKinney Debora Gavin Merlock Co-Founder and CEO President/Founder CASH Campaign of Maryland Harford County Education Foundation

In 2007, Robin McKinney helped When her children were young, start the nonprofit Maryland Creating then stay-at-home mom Debora Gavin Assets, Savings and Hope (CASH) Merlock noticed that many of their Campaign to provide financial assis- classmates did not have the basic sup- tance to low- to moderate-income plies they needed. And so she started families and individuals. sending her children to school with extra Ten years later, she engineered the supplies to share. organization’s merger with the similar Baltimore CASH Campaign to create Not content with that effort and the CASH Campaign of Maryland. realizing the countywide scope of the Last year, the new organization problem, Merlock started a nonprofit prepared nearly 23,000 tax returns for foundation to raise money and collect families and individuals that claimed supplies that eventually grew to cover all some $34.5 million in federal and state of Harford County. refunds and provided financial educa- Today, the Harford County Founda- tion to about 6,000 clients. tion helps some 5,000 students annually McKinney’s work has earned her get the supplies, technology, books, a reputation as a fierce advocate for grants and other supports they need to Maryland’s more financially vulnerable succeed in school. residents. Carole B. Miller, M.D. Gena Mitchell Cancer Institute Director Founder and Executive Director St. Agnes Hospital/Ascension Health Care Devenio, Inc. As director of the Cancer Institute Gena Mitchell’s mission, as the at St. Agnes Hospital/Ascension founder and executive director of De- Health Care since 2002 and before venio, Inc., is to create enduring oppor- that as an oncologist at the Johns tunities for people with disabilities to be Hopkins University School of Medi- recognized as contributing members of cine, Dr. Carole B. Miller has helped the community. develop several cancer-fighting The nonprofit hosts a wide variety drugs. of programs and events, including its In her role at St. Agnes, she su- “jOURney to inspire” gala for teens pervises more than 30 clinical trials creating change, the Race4Respect 5k for new drugs and mentors younger and 1k children’s run, a soccer league physicians, especially those pursuing for people with disabilities and a dance careers in oncology. company for teens and adults. Miller also helps raise funds for or- A graduate of the University of Mary- ganizations that include the Leukemia land, Mitchell is a partner/owner with & Lymphoma Society, the National executive search firm GM Ryan Inter- Alliance On Mental Illness and Catho- national. She’s also an active volunteer, lic Charities, among others. with various organizations.

Kelly Mitchell, MS, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Grace Foxwell Murdock Principal Founder impactHR, LLC Wicomico grows Kindness As an entrepreneur, Kelly Mitchell Grace Foxwell Murdock is widely marks the launching of impactHR as her known around the Wicomico County most significant accomplishment. Begun school system and the broader commu- in the midst of the 2008 economic crisis, nity as the “Kindness Lady.” The retired the human resources and business solu- elementary school teacher and founder tions firm has grown into a profitable of the nonprofit Wicomico grows Kind- operation. ness, Murdock has created a variety of A longtime mentor of women, par- projects aimed at spreading kindness ticularly through investing time building among children. In 2018, Salisbury up future women leaders, Mitchell is an Mayor Jake Day even deemed her the active board member with the Howard honorary “Secretary of Kindness.” County Chamber of Commerce, a board The University of Maryland and Salis- member and director of the Fellows bury University graduate has won a host Program Committee at the Chesapeake of community service and volunteer Human Resources Foundation and a awards throughout her distinguished member of the Maryland Rotary Club, career, including most recently, in 2018, Ellicott City. a “Friend of Education” award from Wicomico Public County Schools.

20 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Mary Hopkins Navies Dawn O’Neill President and CEO Vice President, Population Health Hopkins-Navies Management, Inc. Saint Agnes Healthcare

President and CEO of Hopkins-Na- As vice president of population vies Management Inc., Mary Hopkins health at Saint Agnes Healthcare, Dawn Navies oversees eight McDonald’s fran- O’Neil is taking on her biggest role yet chises in Prince George’s County. in a long-standing career in the health Navies, who attended Forest Park care sector. High School in Baltimore and California O’Neil, a former chief of staff and State University, also serves as a board deputy commissioner for Population member for the National Black McDon- Health and Disease Prevention at the ald’s Operators Association. Baltimore City Health Department, won Prior to business ownership, Navies the 2017 award for Outstanding Service worked as a flight attendant for United with the Greater Baltimore HIV Health Airlines and as an assistant to the Com- Services Planning Council. munity Affairs Director for the Inner She was a board member of the Harbor Homesteading Program under Greater Baltimore Chapter of the March former Baltimore Mayor William Donald of Dimes from 2012 to 2018 and led a Schaefer. fundraising team for the organization’s March for Babies event that raised nearly $75,000.

Aryani Ong Linda Sorg Ostovitz Blogvocate Principal Attorney and Practice Group Director Six Hues Blog Offit Kurman As a “blogvocate” for Six Hues During the course of 38 years in Blog, Aryani Ong carries on her social legal practice, Linda Sorg Ostovitz justice mission to “give voice to the considers one of her most significant voiceless.” A hate crime launched accomplishments maintaining her Ong’s career of advocating for the reputation for professionalism, even in civil rights of Asian Americans, Pacific hotly contested matters. Islanders, immigrants, minorities, Principal attorney and practice women and children. group director at Offit Kurman, Osto- The graduate of the University of vitz has also been a partner and owner California, Berkeley, and The George at Silverstein and Ostovitz, and her Washington University Law School has own law offices, after having served worked as a staff attorney and legal from 1981 to 1988 as an assistant and fellow for the National Asian Pacific senior assistant state’s attorney for American Legal Consortium and was Howard County. deputy director of the OCA-Asian After her husband died from cancer, Pacific American Advocates from 2004 she decided to fill some of her free to 2005. time volunteering in a variety of community and professional organizations.

Candace Osunsade Sheri Parks, Ph.D. Senior Vice President, Chief Administrative Office Vice President of Strategic Initiatives National Aquarium Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA)

Candace Osunsade has a 30-year track As vice president of strategic initia- record of working to develop high-per- tives at the Maryland Institute College of forming teams, from professional leaders Art (MICA), Sheri Parks, Ph.D., oversees to first-generation, college-bound stu- major new initiatives, grant projects, dents, and all of the stages in between. equitable community partnerships and a Senior vice president at the Chief Ad- host of collaborative projects. ministrative Office of the National Aquar- Parks, who earned a doctorate in ium since 2008, Osunsade has also held human communication, behavioral sci- lead human relations roles at Erickson ence, from the University of Massachu- Living, Chesapeake Employers Insurance setts, also remains professor emerita at Co. and ADP. the University of Maryland, College Park, A Cornell University graduate, she’s where she was also an associate dean also an active member of the President and a professor. Council of Cornell Women, where she President of the Greater Baltimore mentors first-generation students of color Cultural Alliance, Parks is the author in supporting the transition to a pre- of “Fierce Angels: The Strong Black dominately white and highly competitive Woman in American Life and Culture,” university. and regularly appears on WYPR radio.

THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 21 Laura Pasternak Del. Dr. Edith Jerry Patterson Principal and Chief Brand Strategist Delegate MarketPoint, LLC Maryland House of Delegates Founding and leading the national Delegate Dr. Edith Jerry Patterson branding and marketing firm Market- has been breaking down barriers Point has been both the greatest chal- throughout her career. Today, she lenge and the most cherished reward represents the 28th legislative dis- for Laura Pasternak. trict in Charles County and serves as Pasternak and her team delve into the first vice chair of the Legislative market research to help for-profit and Black Caucus, with a focus on break- nonprofit organizations better under- ing down barriers for women and stand their markets, reposition their minorities. brands, launch new products and pene- Patterson is a member of several trate new markets. boards and commissions including Pasternak has chaired the mentoring the Maryland Higher Education program at Executive Alliance, helping Commission and the Charles County Baltimore area women advance their Commission for Women. She is a careers. She’s volunteered with Vital recipient of the 2018 Public Service Voices, a U.S. Department of State- Excellence Award from the American funded non-governmental organization Legion. She is also a former Top 100 that empowers emerging women lead- Women award honoree. ers around the world.

Gina C. Pervall, M.D. Melinda B. Peters, PE, CCM, DBIA Chief Partner Medical Advisory Board, Maryland Department of Transportation RK&K Dr. Gina C. Pervall is one of a Since 2015, Melinda B. Peters has handful of physicians in the nation been a partner at RK&K, a full-service who specializes in medicine as it planning, engineering, environmental relates to commercial and non-com- and construction management firm. mercial drivers. Pervall is the first She holds a civil engineering degree African American and the first woman from Virginia Tech and an MBA from to be appointed by the Secretary of Mount Saint Mary’s University. the U.S. Department Transportation Peters worked for the Maryland to chair the Federal Motor Carrier State Highway Administration for more Safety Administration Medical Review than 20 years. After leading and suc- Board. cessfully completing the Intercounty She is also the first African-Ameri- Connector — Maryland’s largest and can woman to be appointed as chief most environmentally sensitive proj- of the Maryland Department of Trans- ect — Peters was asked to head the portation Motor Vehicle Administra- agency. tion Medical Advisory Board. Because She is a mentor with the Baltimore of her expertise in this specialized Chapter Women Transportation Sem- field, she is often sought out for con- inar. She has also run marathons in all sultations. 50 states. Katherine Pinkard Joan Debra Plisko, Ph.D. President President and Founder Pinkard Properties. Plisko Sustainable Solutions. LLC

Katherine Pinkard is the president Joan Debra Plisko is the president and managing partner of Pinkard and founder of Plisko Sustainable Properties, a certified woman-owned Solutions, a woman-owned business real estate development and prop- that customizes sustainability pro- erty management firm. Since 2012, grams. Plisko’s aim in all her business Pinkard has grown the firm from a is to implement programs that en- small startup to a robust business hance the environment, are econom- with an array of diverse clients. ically beneficial and promote social She is the co-founder of FIRE (Fe- good. males in Real Estate) and mentors Plisko has partnered with MedStar young women in the commercial and Harbor Hospital and Blue Water Bal- real estate industry. She is a past timore to develop the Clean Water recipient of the Top 100 Women Community Healing Project. Once award, the Leading Woman award, completed, the project will treat more and was named on the VIP List. than three football fields of stormwater runoff and plant 40,000 new native shrubs and perennials. The project will also improve the physical and mental health of patients.

22 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Congratulations Dawn O’Neill and Carole Miller, MD, on being named to the 2019 Maryland’s TeamSaintAgnes.com Top 100 Women List!

CONGRATULATIONS Candace Osunsade Maryland’s 2019 Top 100 Women Honoree We are grateful for your leadership as we strive to inspire conservation of the world’s aquatic treasures.

Congratulates Dr. Sheri Parks As one of Maryland’s Top 100 Women.

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THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 23 JaLynn Prince Ella Pritsker Founder and President President and Creative Director Madison House Autism Foundation Ella Pritsker Couture JaLynn Prince is the founder and Since 1996, Ella Pritsker and her pesident of Madison House Autism company, Ella Pritsker Couture, have Foundation, one of the nation’s first and designed and created custom ward- only organizations working exclusively robes for executive women. on issues facing adults on the autism In 2009, Pritsker founded the Mary- spectrum. The organization was recently land Center of Fashion Design with gifted a 400-acre farm in Montgomery the intent of teaching and mentoring County, which serves as an inclusive individuals interested in pursuing place for workforce development, re- careers in the fashion industry. She spite, therapeutic involvement and hous- also started an internship program ing for adults on the autism spectrum. with the City Neighbors Charter High With a background in photojournal- School. ism, Prince spent years documenting Her expertise has been sought out challenges in health care, education, by the Creative Lab at Under Armour poverty and disaster recovery. She and the U.S. Department of Defense, founded Madison House with the desire and she worked closely with the to help her autistic adult son and the Maryland Historical Society to raise thousands of underserved adults in the funds for a new exhibit to highlight U.S. Maryland’s rich fashion history. Carla A. Reid Patrice J. Ricciardi General Manager and Chief Executive Officer Director Business Development Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission(WSSC) Freedom Federal Credit Union

Carla A. Reid is the first woman to As director of business develop- serve as general manager and chief ment for Freedom Federal Credit executive officer at the Washing- Union, Patrice J. Ricciardi manages ton Suburban Sanitary Commission 140 business partners, including a $25 (WSSC), the largest water utility in million loan and $20 million deposit the state of Maryland and one of the portfolio. largest in the country. She oversees In her spare time, she teaches fi- a staff of 1,770 and a $1.4 billion nancial literacy classes in schools and budget for the 100-year old water to women looking to improve their utility. She brings more than 30 years personal finance and lives. She is the of civil engineering experience to the chair-elect of the Harford County position. Chamber of Commerce Executive In addition, Reid is a champion Board, is an active member of the Har- of STEM education and advocates ford Community College Foundation for programming that increases the and serves as Secretary for the Bel Air number of girls and other under-rep- Rotary. resented groups in STEM-related Ricciardi believes in lifting up others disciplines. and makes it part of her everyday life.

Alicia N. Ritchie Carmel Roques Principal President and Chief Executive Officer Miles & Stockbridge Keswick Alicia N. Ritchie is an attorney at Carmel Roques, president and chief Miles & Stockbridge and is the first executive officer of Keswick, has more African-American woman in the firm’s than 30 years of experience working 80-year history to matriculate from in senior living organizations. She is a first-year associate to partner. licensed nursing home administrator and Knowing how difficult it can be to a licensed clinical social worker. In her break barriers for women and minori- time at Keswick, she has led the effort ties in the legal industry, Ritchie men- to expand Keswick's mission to include tors young professionals to help them community health for senior adults aging expand their educational and career at home. opportunities in the legal profession. Among her volunteer efforts, Roques She leads the CollegeBound Foun- serves as a board member of LifeSpan dation’s annual Lawyers’ Campaign Network and the Greater Baltimore to help Baltimore public school stu- Committee Health Advisory Committee. dents connect to resources to attend She is also chairwoman of the board of college. She is also a member of the directors for the American Diabetes As- advisory board of the Fannie Angelos sociation and vice chairwoman of the As- Program for Academic Excellence. sociation of Baltimore Area Grantmakers.

24 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Dr. Kim Schatzel Kelly M. Schulz President Secretary Towson University Maryland Department of Commerce Dr. Kim Schatzel was the first Kelly M. Schulz became secretary of woman in her family to graduate the Maryland Department of Commerce from college. After a successful ca- in 2019, having previously served as reer in business, Schatzel moved to Secretary of the Department of Labor, academia. In her time as president of where she worked to create a new cul- Towson University, she has worked to ture within in the department. There, foster a diverse and inclusive campus. she worked to educate costumers on Enrollment has increased during her compliance with laws and regulations tenure. instead of focusing only on punishing She serves on the board of direc- for noncompliance. As part of that, the tors for University of Maryland St. Department of Labor reorganized and Joseph's Medical Center, the Col- expanded the Office of Apprenticeships legeBound Foundation, the Coalition and other states are now emulating that of Urban and Metropolitan Univer- model. sities and the Maryland Business Schulz is treasurer of the National As- Roundtable for Education, among sociation of State Workforce Agencies other volunteer and professional or- and as secretary of commerce serves on ganizations. a number of state committees, boards and councils.

Chalarra A. Sessoms, LCSW-C, MSW Michelle Daugherty Siri Clinical Director Executive Director Wraparound Maryland Inc. The Women's Law Center of Maryland As clinical director for Wraparound Maryland, Chalarra A. Sessoms is responsible for the oversight of services provided to more than 200 families. She has helped to lead all the offices in Maryland. In addition to her work, Sessoms is involved with a number of community initiatives. She is co-founder and board member of the Lower Shore LGBTQ+ Coalition, president of the Mental Health Association of the Lower Shore, vice president of the Princess Anne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and is a member of the Salisbury Human Rights Advocacy Committee.

Since joining The Women's Law Center of Maryland in 2015, Michelle Daugherty Siri Aziza T. Shad, M.D. has overseen expansion of the organization's legislative Chairwoman initiatives. Because of Siri's LifeBridge Health - Samuelson Children's Hospital background in employment law, the center has added Since 2015, Dr. Aziza T. Shad has economic security to the slate of issues it addresses, which already been a driving force behind Samu- included reproductive rights, domestic violence and family law. elson Children's Hospital's standing The center now participates in legislation related to equal pay, as a leading resource for children pregnancy discrimination and minimum wage. In the 2018 session of with cancer and their families. the Maryland General Assembly, the WLC took an active position on She has taken an aggressive, in- a record 133 pieces of legislation including playing an important sup- novative approach to meeting the porting role for the passage of the Earned Safe and Sick Leave bill. psycho-social elements of treating How have you embraced your journey? patients by stepping up the role of I had been practicing as an attorney for about a dozen years when therapists and introducing programs a friend recruited me to a job with the federal government. A week such as cooking lessons, art therapy after starting there I saw the job posting for the Women’s Law Cen- and superhero parties. ter’s executive director position and thought, how amazing, my two She also offers the latest medical passions — women’s rights and the law — all rolled into one, but too treatments for patients with cancer, bad I just started another job. Then two different friends from differ- including a unique set of reduced ent points in my life forwarded the job posting to me and said you’ve pain protocols, because she be- got to consider this. It didn’t fit into the “grand plan” in my head — the timing was awful, I felt I didn’t have the right experience, but I lieves no child should have to en- knew opportunities like this don’t come around often and so I made a dure unnecessary pain. giant leap of faith.

THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 25 Dana M. Smith, SPHR, SHRM-SCP The Hon. Karla N. Smith Chief Human Resources Officer Associate Judge Hannon Armstrong Montgomery County Circuit Court Dana M. Smith is the first and Judge Karla N. Smith has spent only female chief executive at Han- her career working for the protection non Armstrong. As the chief human or women and children. Smith was resources officer, Smith delivered appointed to the Circuit Court for Hannon Armstrong's first professional Montgomery County in December human resources function, creating 2014 after serving for two years on and instituting a comprehensive new the District Court of Maryland. Before human resources strategy for the en- that, she was a prosecutor for more tire company. than 15 years. She also served for five Smith is a volunteer and advocate years as chief of the Family Violence for the Y in Central Maryland, serv- Division of the Montgomery County ing a second three-year term on the State's Attorney's Office. board of directors. She has raised Among her professional accom- more than $50,000 for the organiza- plishments, Smith gathered a group tion and has been the top fundraiser of prosecutors and child advocates for the annual Turkey Trot 5K for four from across the state to lobby for consecutive years. a criminal child neglect law, which passed in 2011.

Michelle A. Streckfus Arlene R. Thayer Engineering Manager Executive Vice President, Chief Operations Officer Exelon KatzAbosch Michelle A. Streckfus, engineering Arlene R. Thayer, executive vice manager at Exelon, has taken on president and chief operations officer increasing levels of responsibility for KatzAbosch, is dedicated both in during her tenure with the company. and out of the workplace and is the Most recently, she oversaw the current chairman of the Better Busi- construction of nine power plants ness Bureau of Greater Maryland's throughout the country. Previously, Board of Directors. She considers the Streckfus was the first female power organization's dedication to fostering plant manager of the Maryland com- honest and responsive relationships bustion turbines with responsibility between businesses and consumers for 21 power plants in the region. complementary to what she encour- Among her volunteer efforts, ages as a workplace leader. Streckfus serves on the board of Thayer is president of the Susque- directors for the Angel Park Project hanna Valley Community Mental and served as construction manager Health Services board of directors. She to complete the inclusive playground is also a certified yoga instructor who in Perry Hall. focuses her teaching on supporting trauma survivors.

Maria Harris Tildon Joan Sylvia Tilghman Executive Vice President Chairperson DNP Program CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield College of Health Professions, Coppin State University

At CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, Joan Sylvia Tilghman founded the Maria Harris Tildon has been respon- Doctor of Nursing Practice program, sible for shepherding $608 million in the first doctoral program on the community investments through grants campus of Coppin State University. and contributions to public health care The program has graduated three co- access. Of those funds, $18 million horts and has a 90 percent retention were allocated to programs working to rate, and 90 percent of the graduates strengthen maternal and child health, are involved in academia, private a passion of Tildon's throughout her practices and at health care agencies career. in the state of Maryland. Tildon has completed six marathons Tilghman holds a doctorate in and is or has been a board member for transcultural nursing from the Univer- Baltimore City Community College, DC sity of Miami. She is a deacon at New Chamber of Commerce, BGE, Ches- Hope Baptist Church. She sits on mul- apeake Insurance, Healthcare for the tiple editorial boards, including the Homeless, the R. Adams Cowley Shock Annals of Nursing and Primary Care Trauma Center and the Baltimore and the Journal of Midwifery, Wom- Leadership School for Young Women. en's Health and Nursing Practice.

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THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 27 Janice Tippett Stacie E. Tobin President and Owner Partner Millennium Marketing Solutions Venable LLP Janice Tippett started her first busi- As partner in the Venable LLP's ness, JT's Graphic Design, in 1990 at litigation division, Stacie E. Tobin su- age 21 out of her parents' basement. pervises numerous legal professionals In 1997, she purchased a print shop, on complex litigation. She has broad and her business evolved into Mil- experience in business litigation. She lennium Marketing Solutions, which has been chairwoman of the firm's employs 35 fulltime employees. Their electronic discovery task force and services include an array of marketing of the women's affinity group for the solutions, including graphic design Maryland offices. and website development. Tobin is a board member and past Tippett is founding director of the president of Live Baltimore. She previ- board of trustees for the Heart Failure ously served as president and member Patient Foundation, a cause that is of the Special Olympics Maryland important to her because heart failure board of directors. In 2016, she runs in her family. founded the Board Advisory Council for Special Olympics Maryland and is co-chair. She serves on the board of the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alli- ance. Melissa Walker Dana Weckesser Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Founder and Chief Executive Officer KCW Engineering Technologies, Inc. Global Health Partnerships Consulting Melissa Walker has led a 45 percent increase in KCW Engineering Technol- ogies' revenue and professional staff in five years. She became executive vice president and chief financial officer just before the Great Recession of 2008. "To this day, I am most proud of my ability to create, implement, and advance a fully-integrated financial system from the recession of 2008 to the success of 2019," she said. Early on, she implemented a fully integrated business and financial information system, a major technological update to the company's finances. She is also actively involved with the National Association of Women Busi- ness Owners and the House of Ruth Maryland. Dana Weckesser founded Global Health Partnerships Consulting, and through her The Hon. Halee F. Weinstein work, more than $318 million Associate Judge has been generated for socio- economic development and The District Court of Maryland for Baltimore City global health initiatives world- The Hon. Halee F. Weinstein wide, including Baltimore. is a judge in the District Court of In 2016, Gov. Larry Hogan appointed Weckesser to the Mary- Maryland, Baltimore City. Weinstein land Health Benefit Exchange Board, which provides accessible, founded and presides over the affordable health care coverage to Marylanders. Weckesser also Baltimore City Veterans Treatment serves as corporate advisor to AGX Group, a company providing Court, a court-supervised voluntary health services to people with post-traumatic stress disorder. She treatment-based program for veterans also is an active member of Global Partnership for Effective Devel- charged with misdemeanor offenses. opment Co-operation. The mission of the VTC is to serve the community and increase public safety What are some key moments that affected your journey? by integrating and incorporating a co- My experience as a foreign exchange student in Belgium living ordinated treatment response for jus- with a family who spoke only French was one of the defining mo- tice-involved veterans with substance ments of my life. Early in my career, I observed that my belief in a abuse and/or mental health issues. student’s capabilities made a tangible difference in his life and due In 1986, she was forced to resign to his diligent work, his grades went from Fs and D-minuses to Bs her commission from the United States and A-minuses. This realization moved me and I still seek opportuni- Army because of her sexual orienta- ties to help people embrace their value and light. Working in other tion and since has been an advocate countries, such as Haiti, to help strengthen the public health system both privately and publicly for the and improve lives crystallized my professional journey. rights of LGBTQ people.

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THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 29 Angela D. Wharton Marsha L. Williams, Esq. Executive Director Partner Phynyx Ministries Williams, McClernan & Stack LLC Angela D. Wharton founded Marsha L. Williams began her career Phynyx Ministries, an organization at the House of Ruth, representing providing a path to healing for victims of domestic violence in peace women sexual assault survivors and protective order proceedings. She through love, support, advocacy, then moved to Maryland Legal Aid, education and empowerment. Phynyx where she spent 15 years representing provides a safe space where women children in foster care. survivors can break their silence and Williams represented the child in receive the tools, support and re- Child in Need of Assistance proceed- sources necessary for their healing ings in Calvert, Charles and St. Mary's journey. counties. Wharton was inspired to start As a result of her argument before Phynyx Ministries while she was the Maryland Court of Appeals in healing from rape. She shared her 2010, children in foster care are more story before the Maryland General likely to be adopted in a timely fashion Assembly of surviving sexual assault and not languish in care for years with- at 14 and rape at gunpoint at age 24 out progress toward reunifi cation. in support of legislation to benefi t survivors of sexual assault.

Danielle Stager Zoller, Esq. Member Gordon Feinblatt LLC Danielle Stager Zoller is a member of Gordon Feinblatt LLC's real estate, business, health care, trusts and es- tates and EMERGE practice groups. She represents clients in matters in- volving the acquisition, sale, fi nancing, construction, leasing, management and development of commercial and residential real estate. To submit your Her clients range from very large companies to small businesses and nominations for individuals and include developers, lenders, landlords, tenants, owners, 2020 please visit and investors. Zoller is president of Community Housing Associates Inc. and chair- www.thedailyrecord.com/top-100-women woman of Gordon Feinblatt's Commu- nity Engagement Committee.

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THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 35 Judith O’Hara Boggs...... 2005 Mary-Kathryn Boler...... 2003 Doreen Bolger...... 2010 B Christina Bolmarcich...... 2016 Mythili "Lee" Bachu...... 2017, 2019 Dr. Mary Way Bolt...... 2017 Donyel Gaskins Bacon...... 2019 Patricia J. Bonacorda...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Elinor R. Bacon...... 1997 Sharonne R. Bonardi...... 2016, 2019 Mojdeh Bahar...... 2015, 2019 Carol Kenney Baily...... 1997 Karen Yolanda Bond...... 2002, 2019 Vivian C. Bailey...... 2011 Meredith Bond...... 2008 Constance H. Baker...... 2000 Rose Mary Hatem Bonsack...... 1997 Vicki Ballou-Watts...... 2004, 2006, 2008 C. Diane Wallace Booker...... 2013 Lisa R. Bands...... 2008 C. Edith Booker...... 1999 A complete listing of Claudia R. Baquet...... 1999 Lenora L. Booth...... 2004 Karenthia Barber...... 2016 Winifred C. Borden...... 1997, 2002 Mary Ellen Barbera...... 2008 Laura S. Borgerding...... 2002 WINNERS Tracey Barbour-Gillett...... 2015, 2019 Patricia Bosse...... 2014 Charlene C. Boston...... 2007 1996-2019 Zoa D. Barnes...... 2017, 2019 Angie Barnett...... 2017 Joann Ashley Boughman...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Joanna Freeman Barnett...... 2019 Sarian S. Bouma...... 2006 2019 honorees in bold Traci A. Barnett...... 2008, 2010, 2012 Janet L. Bouton...... 1997 Rachel Barrett-Dolcine...... 2015 Linnell Robinson Bowen...... 1998, 2001 Vivian Bass...... 2010 Elizabeth R. Bowerman...... 2007 Lynne A. Battaglia...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Samantha Bowling...... 2016, 2018 Renee Battle-Brooks...... 2010 Denise Bowman...... 2014, 2016 A Diane W. Baum...... 1999 Laurie Boyer...... 2012 Sheila R. Tillerson Adams...... 2012 Joyce M. Baylor-Thompson...... 2003 Cynthia J. Boyle...... 2013 Hon. Theresa M. Adams...... 2008, 2013, 2016 Lillian McLean Beard...... 2003 Catherine J. Boyne...... 2006 Aimee Adashek...... 2011 Carol A. Beatty...... 2013, 2016, 2019 Barbara M. Bozzuto...... 2001 Roselyn Aker-Black, Psy.D...... 2018 Margaret Bradford...... 2014 Susan C. Aldridge ...... 2008 Buffy Beaudoin-Schwartz...... 2003, 2008, 2010 Gül Branco...... 2016 Carole J. Alexander ...... 1996 Joyce K. Becker...... 2004, 2007, 2009 Mary A. Branning...... 1999 Janet D. Allan...... 2004, 2006, 2008 Deborah Bedwell...... 2001, 2004 Kelli Allaway...... 2014 Deidra Starr Bell...... 2005 Dyan L. Brasington...... 1996, 1999, 2001 LaKeecia Allen...... 2018 Juliette B. Bell...... 2014 Karen L. Brau...... 2005 Jeanne L. Allert...... 2019 Michelle Bell...... 2013, 2015 P. Scarlett Breeding...... 1997 Sharon Allison-Ottey ...... 2004, 2008, 2011 Sherry F. Bellamy...... 1999 Anne T. Brennan...... 2006 Katie Allston, LCSW-C ...... 2017, 2019 Diane Bell-McKoy...... 2003, 2005, 2010 Pamela Bresnahan...... 2016 Teresa Alpert-Seiver...... 1996 Helen Delich Bentley...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Tammy Brumwell Bresnahan...... 2017 Nancy V. Alquist...... 2004, 2008 Stephanie M. Beran...... 2004, 2011 Jane M. Brewer...... 1997, 1999, 2002 Angela Alsobrooks...... 2014, 2016 Jody S. Berg...... 2018 Lynne G. Brick...... 1996, 1999, 2004 Kim Aluisi...... 2016 Cynthia A. Berman...... 2013 Deborah Briggs...... 2004 Elaine Amir...... 2013 Sandra Berman...... 2014 Dr. Debra A. Bright...... 2019 Nicole Ames...... 2016 Carole A. Briscoe...... 2003 Sister Helen Amos...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Cathy S. Bernard...... 2006, 2008, 2010 Susan B. Anderson...... 1998 Marielsa A. Bernard...... 2003, 2005, 2007 Gail Briscoe...... 1996 Violet Apple...... 2016, 2019 Gloria M. Berthold...... 2007 Barbara Marx Brocato...... 2015 Floraine B. Applefeld...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Sheila O’Malley Bertoldi...... 1999 Judith K. Broida...... 2000, 2002 Stephanie Archer-Smith...... 2016 Jennifer Bevan-Dangel...... 2016 Carolyn B. Brooks...... 2007 Lillian M. Argilagos ...... 2019 Shirley L. Bigley...... 2000 Oana Brooks...... 2016, 2018 Barbara Blount Armstrong...... 2007 Mindy K. Binderman...... 2004 Carol A. Brothers...... 2003, 2005 Katherine B. Armstrong...... 1997, 2005, 2007 Kathleen A. Birrane...... 2002, 2019 Barbara Marx Brocato...... 2015 Gianna Arnold...... 2016 Judy L. Bixler...... 2007, 2009, 2011 Phyllis Brotman...... 1996 Sara Arthur ...... 2016 Laura B. Black...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Rebecca Brotman...... 2011 China M. Ashe...... 2008 Maureen M. Black...... 2018 Alison Gates Brown...... 2003, 2006, 2017 Amy E. Askew...... 2017 Walakewon Blegay...... 2017 Edith B. Brown...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Magistrate Jo Ann Asparagus...... 2018 Ellyn L. Brown...... 1997 Christine Aspell...... 2012, 2015, 2018 Karen Blood...... 1996 Alison L. Asti...... 1996, 2009, 2014 Elizabeth Bobo...... 2002 Kisha A. Brown...... 2014 Joan Iversen Athen...... 1999, 2001, 2004 Jennifer Bodensiek...... 2012 L. Tracy Brown...... 2006 Susan Athey-Oxford...... 2006 Brenda J. Bodian...... 2000, 2002, 2005 Marita Brown...... 1996 Debra Reznick Attman...... 2017, 2019 Regina Shannon Bodnar...... 2015 Michele Brown...... 2016 Dawn Audia...... 2012 Ellen C. Bogage...... 2003, 2007, 2011 Pamila Junette Brown...... 1997 36 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Patricia M.C. Brown...... 2001, 2010, 2016 Marie A. Cavallaro...... 2008 Shelley Brown...... 2018 Elizabeth Cerulo...... 1996 Susan Carter Brown...... 2004 Dr. Jocelyn Chaney-Gainers...... 2018 Patricia A. Browne...... 2018 Andrea E. Chapdelaine, Ph.D...... 2019 D Sophie Dagenais...... 2010, 2012, 2014 Lorig Charkoudian...... 1999, 2001, 2014 Watchen Harris Bruce...... 2011 Alyce Dailey...... 2016, 2018 Erin Charles...... 2018 Jean Brune...... 2012, 2016 Diane D’Aiutolo Collins...... 2008, 2012 Maria E. Chavez-Ruark...... 2009, 2011 Elizabeth J. Buck...... 2002, 2010, 2013 Marian D. Damewood...... 1997, 2001 Rosemary M. Budd...... 2011 Diana Cheng...... 2009 Elizabeth S. Dana...... 2000, 2002, 2004 Dr. Usa Bunnag, DDS...... 2019 Karen S. Cherry...... 2017 Bonita Dancy...... 1996 Jennifer Burdick...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Diane Elizabeth Cho...... 1998 Brenda A. Dandy...... 1996, 1998, 2001 Linda Burger...... 2016 2000...... 2003 Colene Yvonne Daniel...... 1998 Marcia Pearce Burgdorf...... 1996 Hon. Jeannie E. Cho...... 2015 Yen Dang...... 2019 Ellen K. Burke...... 2001 Lisa Lungaro Cid...... 1998, 2001 Maria T. Johnson Darby...... 2009, 2011, 2017 Kelly Burrell...... 2016 Mary Cina Chalawsky...... 2012 Natasha M. Dartigue...... 2018 Judge Sharon V. Burrell...... 2012, 2018 Caroline Ciraolo...... 2010, 2012, 2014 Patricia Dash...... 2016 Carolyn T. Burridge...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Virginia P. Clagett...... 2006 Alexis P. Dashield...... 2006 Shirley Burrill...... 1997, 1999, 2002 Barb Clapp...... 2010, 2012, 2014 Stacia Janaire Dashiell...... 2019 Annie L. Burton-Byrd...... 2006, 2008 Alice P. Clark...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Christine S. Davenport...... 2009 Kimberly Clark...... 2016 Ilene Busch-Vishniac...... 2002 Joan Davidson...... 2013 Martha A. Clark...... 2007 Linda C. Busick...... 2006, 2009 Patricia Davidson...... 2019 Toni Evon Clarke...... 1999, 2001 Debra Davis...... 2012, 2014, 2016 Renay L. Butler...... 2018 Michelle Coates...... 2018 Stephanie Davis...... 2014 Susan C. Butta...... 2007 Kimberly L. Coble...... 2015 Theresa Daytner...... 2010 Amy Glaser Cohen...... 2005 Suzzanne W. Decker...... 2018 Michele L. Cohen...... 2018 Carol A. Deel...... 2005 C Nancy R. Cohen...... 1998, 2000, 2003 Karen S. Deeley...... 2013 Kathleen Cahill...... 2011 Suzanne F. Cohen...... 2002, 2007, 2010 Mary Hundley DeKuyper...... 1996, 2002 Ruth Anne Callaham...... 2009, 2011 Charlene Hunter Cole-Newkirk...... 2003, 2006 Melissa Delaney...... 2016 Cynthia Callahan...... 2007, 2009, 2011 Faye E. Coleman...... 2006 Corryne Deliberto...... 2017 Vicki Callahan...... 2010 Lynn Coleman...... 2016 Cari DeSantis...... 2017 Ellen A. Callegary...... 2000, 2004, 2008 Joan Develin Coley...... 2000, 2002, 2004 Deborah H. Devan...... 2005, 2007, 2009 Theresa A. Cameron...... 2004 Shirley D. Collier...... 1996, 2000, 2005 Diane Devaney...... 2014, 2016, 2018 Deborah S. Campbell...... 2007 Christina Collins-Smith...... 2016 Marcia P. DeWitt...... 1996, 2003 Jacquelyn Campbell...... 2014 Carolyn W. Colvin...... 2005 Vicki L. Dexter...... 1998, 2000 Neetu Dhawan-Gray...... 2003 Karen M. Campbell...... 2009 Rita Rossi Colwell...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Yvette Diamond...... 2016 Evelyn Omega Cannon...... 1997, 2001 Mary W. Conaway...... 2008 Kay Dickersin...... 1998, 2006 Faye Ellen Cannon...... 2001 Grace G. Connolly...... 2005 Roberta E. Dillow...... 1998, 2006, 2013 Constance R. Caplan...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Martha Connolly...... 2011 Donora “Donni” Dingman..... 1997, 1999, 2001 Sharon M. Caplan...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Joan Carter Conway...... 2000, 2010, 2014 Janine DiPaula Stevens...... 2008, 2010, 2012 Wanda G. Caporaletti...... 2008 Barbara G. Cook...... 2007 Veronique Diriker...... 2011, 2013, 2015 Judy A. Carbone...... 2019 Veronica Cool...... 2007, 2010, 2012 Kathy Denise Dixon...... 2015 Shoshana Shoubin Cardin...... 2000, 2003 Harriet E. Cooperman...... 1996, 2000, 2002 Sheila Dixon...... 1996, 1999, 2003 Bonnie S. Copeland...... 1999, 2003 Eleanor M. Carey...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Valarie Dock...... 2013 Marcella A. Copes...... 2009, 2012 Jana Howard Carey...... 1997, 2000, 2002 Victoria L. Dolan...... 2004 Tina M. Corner...... 2011, 2017 Denise B. Carnaggio...... 2013 Brenda Doles...... 2013 Joana Carneiro da Silva...... 2013 Patricia E. Cornish...... 2006, 2008, 2011 Brenda Donald...... 2010 Mary Beth Carozza...... 2019 Jamie Costa...... 2007 Ann Marie Doory...... 1998, 2000, 2003 Eileen A. Carpenter...... 2005 Lorraine Adele Costella...... 1999, 2001, 2003 Anna M. Dopkin...... 2008 Deborah Carper...... 2014 P. Ann Cotten...... 2008 Dolores Dorsainvil...... 2013, 2015 Rev. Lettie Moses Carr, Esq...... 2017 Carol Coughlin...... 2012, 2015, 2017 Donna Morgan Dorsey...... 2005 Jacqueline M. Carrera...... 2003 Lisa Hurka Covington...... 2006 Elizabeth A. Dovec, MD, FACS, FASMBS.... 2019 Judge Donine Marie Carrington...... 2018 Kathleen G. Cox...... 2004, 2012 Gabrielle Dow...... 2014 Audrey J. S. Carrion...... 2000, 2003 Sonja Cox...... 2016 Frances Murphy Draper...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Nona Carroll...... 2017 Linda Cromwell...... 2015 Barbara Perrier Dreyer...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Beverly B. Carter...... 1997, 1999 Patrice McConnell Cromwell...... 2000, 2002 Janet E. Dudley-Eshbach...... 2005, 2007, 2010 Jill P. Carter...... 2006 Amanda Crook...... 1996 Joyce Duffy...... 2016 Margaret Carty...... 2013 Jane Durney Crowley...... 1996 Kathleen M. Dumais...... 2005, 2007, 2009 Cheryl A. Casciani...... 2000, 2002 Jean B. Cryor...... 2003, 2006 Kimberly Conway Dumpson, Esq., CFRE...2017 Fran Cashman...... 2014 Isabel Mercedes Cumming..... 2002, 2004, 2006 Mary Ellen Duncan...... 2002 Diane Lillibridge Caslow...... 2003, 2008 Gail Cunningham...... 2012 Margaret Dunkle...... 2017 Elizabeth Kemp Caulder...... 2016 Karen S. Czapanskiy...... 2009 Dr. Tracey L. Durant...... 2018 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 37 Lynne M. Durbin...... 2000, 2002, 2005 Vicki Finkelstein...... 2012 Patricia Garrity...... 1996 Kathleen McNally Durkin...... 2015 Susan Finlayson...... 2010, 2017 Barbara Gassaway...... 2017 Alice Ann Finnerty...... 2000 Susan K. Gauvey...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Carlesa Finney...... 2011 Julie Gaver...... 2017 Ellen R. Fish...... 2002, 2005, 2008 Barbara A. Gehrig...... 2003, 2005, 2007 E The Honorable Juliet Grace Fisher...... 2019 Annie L. Geiermann...... 2009 Suzanne Eakle Ford...... 2007 Marianne D. Fishler...... 2009, 2011 Katherine W. Getty...... 2009 Hope B. Eastman...... 2006 Rev. Reba R. Fitchett...... 2019 Dr. Kathleen A. Getz...... 2018 Donna Easton...... 2013 Christina Fitts...... 2017 Jessica K. Giandomenico...... 2007 Nina Easton...... 2019 Sandra S. Fitzgerald-Angello...... 2009, 2018 Michelle Giglio...... 2014 Carol Eaton...... 2010 Gloria Flach...... 2011 Ellie Giles...... 2016 Angela M. Eaves...... 2009, 2011 Diane L. Flanders...... 2009 Raquel Gilmer...... 2016 Barbara Ebel...... 2018 Lisa J. Flaxman...... 2007 Lea Gilmore...... 2014 Adelaide C. Eckardt...... 2003, 2005, 2007 Nancy M. Floreen...... 2003, 2007, 2011 Catherine Gira...... 1996 Gayle V. Economos...... 2007, 2012, 2014 Patricia S. Florestano...... 1997, 2001 T. Sue Gladhill...... 1997, 2000, 2002 Natalie Eddington...... 2010 Kathleen M. Floyd...... 2002 Abby Glassberg...... 2006, 2009, 2018 Donna F. Edwards...... 2009 Mary Ellen Flynn...... 2008 Joanne K. Glasser...... 1997, 2001 Donna S. Edwards...... 2018 Bonnie Fogel...... 2006, 2010 Frances Hughes Glendening.. 1999, 2001, 2003 Lorece V. Edwards...... 2013, 2016, 2019 Linda Folsom-Jackson...... 2016 Elizabeth S. Glenn...... 2009, 2018 Willarda Virginia Edwards...... 2003 Renee Foose...... 2015 Laraine Masters Glidden...... 2002 Dr. Chrys Egan...... 2019 Antoinette Ford...... 1997 Marcia M. Glover...... 2005 Sylvia Johnson Eggleston-Wehr...... 1998, 2001 Melvina Carrie Ford...... 2019 Sandra P. Gohn...... 2000, 2007, 2009 Kendel S. Ehrlich...... 2004, 2006 Tracey H. Ford...... 2015 Linda Goldberg...... 2000, 2002 Sara Eisenberg...... 1996 Jennie M. Forehand...... 1999, 2001, 2003 Lynn R. Goldman...... 2009 Susan C. Elgin...... 1996, 2003, 2005 Taylor L. Foss...... 2008 Shelley B. Goldseker...... 2005 Amy Elias...... 2007, 2016 T. Eloise Foster...... 2002, 2007, 2010 Sharon E. Goldsmith...... 2007, 2015 Lois S. Elkin...... 1999, 2001, 2004 Sheryl Goldstein...... 2014 Hon. JoAnn Ellinghaus-Jones...... 2016 Bernadette Fowlkes-Bridges...... 2018 Marilyn R. Goldwater...... 2002, 2004, 2006 Lynda Ellis...... 2018 Kristin Franceschi...... 2012, 2014, 2016 Louise Michaux Gonzales...... 1996 Patricia Ellis...... 2010 Stephanie Suzanne Franklin...... 2015 Joan B. Gordon...... 1998, 2000, 2006 Wendy Elover...... 2018 Claire Marie Fraser...... 1997, 2000, 2003 Marci Gordon...... 2012 Deb Emerson...... 2011 Kathryn B. Freeland...... 2003, 2006, 2010 Toby A. Gordon...... 2002, 2004, 2006 Judith C. Ensor...... 2007, 2009, 2011 Julie A. Freischlag...... 2006 Heather Gossart...... 2010 Lynette Maria Entzian...... 2017 Holly Freishtat...... 2016 Tracy Gosson...... 2015 Kirsten M. Eriksson...... 2017 Janice Frey-Angel...... 2005 Cassandra (Cass) Gottlie...... 2000, 2002. 2004 Susan M. Erlichman...... 2005 Jacquelyn Fried...... 2015 Julia W. Gouge...... 2004, 2006, 2009 Valerie Ervin...... 2008, 2012 Linda P. Fried...... 2003 Michelle A. Gourdine...... 2001, 2003, 2005 Aileen Eskildsen...... 2015, 2018 Karen C. Friedman...... 2002, 2004, 2010 Eliza Graham...... 2016 Christine Espenshade...... 2011, 2017 Sharon Friedman ...... 2010 Suteera (Sue) Graham...... 1998 Tiffany Esther...... 2018 Kathleen O’Ferrall Friedman.1997, 2000, 2002 Jami Rene Grant...... 2005 Jennifer Etheridge...... 2011 Ruth Fry...... 2013 Leslie E. Grant...... 2015 Carolyn Evans, Esq...... 2008, 2018 Judith P. Fulton...... 1998, 2001, 2004 Nancy S. Grasmick...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Catherine A. Evans...... 1998, 2001, 2007 Barbara A. Funk...... 2004 Chickie Grayson...... 2006 Diane R. Evans...... 1996 Mary Funke...... 2014 Margaret E. Grayson...... 2005 Karen B. Evans...... 2006 Stacie Sanders Evans...... 2015 Elizabeth A. Green...... 2017 Charlotte E. Exner...... 2009 Jill Green...... 2015 Hon. Deborah Sweet Eyler...... 2017 G Anna E. Greenberg...... 1999 Beatrice Frankie Gaddy...... 1999 Bonnie S. Greenberg...... 2015 Evelyn Gaines...... 2016 Felecia Love Greer...... 2007 Jacquelyn Gaines...... 1996 Mary Bell Grempler...... 1996 F Maggi G. Gaines...... 1997 Meisha Grimes...... 2013 Dorie Fain...... 2016 Jennifer Gaines-Lockhart...... 2016 Nancy B. Grimm...... 2004 Dorothy R. Fait...... 2004, 2007, 2011 Ann T. Gallant...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Dominica Groom...... 2017 Debora Fajer-Smith...... 2007, 2014 Laura L. Gamble...... 2003, 2007 Sharon Grosfeld...... 2000 Sister Kathleen Feeley...... 2000, 2003 Swata Gandhi...... 2018 Amy Gross...... 2013 Rhea M. Feikin...... 2009 Kathy A. Ganley...... 2003 Georgia Bacas Groth...... 1998 Lois B. Feinblatt...... 2006 Jill Safir Gansler...... 2003 Victoria L. Gruber...... 2013, 2019 Margaret Z. Ferguson...... 2008 Susan J. Ganz...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Teri M. Guarnaccia...... 2007, 2011, 2013 Lisa Ferretto...... 2016 Jan Gardner...... 2005, 2008, 2012 Jennifer Gunner...... 2013 Tammy Guevara Fesche...... 2003 J. Elizabeth Garraway...... 2003 Mary M. Gunning...... 2007 Kathryn Fiddler...... 2019 April Yvonne Garrett...... 2005 Mary Ellen Gunther...... 1997, 1999 Jodi Finkelstein...... 2008, 2018 Seanna Garrett...... 2014 Cheryl O’Donnell Guth...... 2012 38 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Ana S. Gutierrez...... 2006, 2010 Kristin P. Herber...... 2012, 2015 Kathleen M. Hurley...... 1999 Dr. Michele Guyton...... 2018 Lt. Col. Laura L. Herman...... 2017 Elizabeth Hurwitz-Schwab..... 2009, 2014, 2018 Geanelle Griffith Herring...... 2018 Miriam Brown Hutchins...... 1999 Mary Jean Herron...... 2009, 2012, 2014 Song Hutchins...... 2019 Sue Hess...... 1996 Barbara Hutchinson...... 2014, 2016 H Dr. Shreya Hessler, Psy.D...... 2019 Marian Cecilia Hwang...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Phoebe A. Haddon...... 2012 Kathleen Hetherington...... 2009, 2012, 2014 Dawn S. Hyde...... 1997, 2003, 2005 Helene H. Hahn...... 1996 Debra Hettleman...... 2016 MaryBeth Hyland...... 2015, 2017, 2019 Susan M. Hahn...... 2017 Elayne Hettleman...... 1997 Cheryl Hall...... 2010 Elizabeth M. Hewlett...... 1998, 2000, 2003 Jean C. Halle...... 1999 Karen Heyward-West...... 2016 Mary Beyer Halsey...... 1996 Rev. Debra Hickman...... 2017 I Catherine Y. Hamel...... 2018 Eve Juliet Higginbotham...... 1998 Tracy Imm...... 2017, 2019 Joanne Margaret Hanrahan...... 1998 Julie Higgins...... 2019 Asma Inge-Hanif...... 2018 Mariale Hardiman...... 2011 Tina Hike-Hubbard...... 2015, 2017 JoAnn Ioannou, DNO, MBA, RN, NEA-BC.... 2019 Kay N. Harding...... 2018 Ethel B. Hill...... 1998, 2000, 2005 Ngozi Irondi-Azubike...... 2006, 2017 Rona R. Harding...... 2002 Martha N. Hill...... 2006, 2009, 2011 Jolene Ivey...... 2016 Johnetta Hardy...... 2016 Stephanie C. Hill...... 2006 Kelly Hardy...... 2011 Lisa Hillman...... 2000 Norma J. Harley...... 2007 Sandy Hillman...... 1997, 2010, 2016 Denise M. Harmening...... 2001, 2003 Margaret Conn Himelfarb...... 2012 J Cherissa Jackson...... 2016 Sandra N. Harriman...... 1997, 2005, 2008 Betty J. Hines...... 2003, 2006, 2012 Janice Jackson...... 2009, 2011, 2014 Ann S. Harrington...... 2005, 2007 Sonja N. Hines...... 2013 Jann Karen Jackson...... 1997 Terri Harrington...... 2015 Gina Hirschhorn...... 2011 Carolyn Jacobs...... 1998 Arlinda Harris...... 1998, 2003 Sheila E. Hixson...... 2000, 2007, 2009 Donna Leah Jacobs...... 1997, 2001, 2003 Jackie Harris...... 2017 Brooke J. Hodges...... 2009 Kyri L. Jacobs...... 2009, 2011, 2013 LaTara Harris...... 2015 Kelly Hodge-Williams...... 2011 Nancy Jacobs...... 1998, 2009, 2014 Marcia S. Harris...... 2006 Amoretta M. (Amie) Hoeber...... 2019 Robin M. Jacobs...... 2006 Zaneilia Harris...... 2017 Holly Joyce Hoey...... 2009 Sara T. Jacoby...... 2008 Carrie Harris-Muller...... 2008, 2011 Rebecca Alban Hoffberger...... 1998 Michele Dane Jaklitsch...... 2005 Jane Harrison...... 2003 Alice Minnette Hoffman...... 1999 Lori James-Townes...... 2015 Nicole L. Harrison...... 2017 Barbara A. Hoffman...... 1998, 2000, 2003 Linda Cunningham Janey...... 2004 Arielle Harry-Bess...... 2015 Diane E. Hoffmann...... 2009 Helane Jeffreys...... 1999 Marie S. Hartman...... 2013, 2016, 2018 Susan R. Hoffmann...... 2009 Luwanda Walker Jenkins...... 1996, 2001, 2011 Heather Harvison...... 2014 Aubreana Stephenson Holder...... 2018 Deborah E. Jennings...... 1996, 2006, 2008 Mary Hastler...... 2013, 2015, 2017 Marcella A. Holland...... 1998, 2000, 2004 Mary Jane Jernigan...... 2016 Stephanie Novak Hau...... 2015 Ellen L. Hollander...... 1996 ,1998, 2000 Zereana Jess-Huff...... 2016 Cassanda Jones Havard...... 2018 Paula Colodny Hollinger...... 1999, 2001, 2003 Patricia Coats Jessamy...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Keiren Havens...... 2013 Chandra Walker Holloway...... 2014, 2019 Marsha Reeves Jews...... 1999 Francine Dove Hawkins...... 2007 Jamie Holmes-Kriger...... 2019 Crystal Watkins Johansson...... 2012 Carla Diane Hayden...... 1996, 2003, 2010 Jan Holt...... 2018 Amini Johari-Courts...... 2005 Elisabeth Albert Hayes...... 2005 Karen Holt...... 2011 Cheree' H. Johnson...... 2019 Lisa H. R. Hayes...... 2011 Helen Lara Holton...... 1997, 2000, 2003 D'Ana Johnson...... 2017 Margaret Hayes...... 2005, 2009, 2011 C. Yvonne Holt-Stone...... 2000, 2003 Karen Johnson...... 2002, 2014 Keasha Haythe...... 2015 Julie A. Hopkins...... 2015 Hon. Lisa A. Hall Johnson...... 2013, 2016, 2018 Susan Hazlett...... 2014 Janet Horn...... 1999 Maria Johnson...... 2002 Del. Anne Healey...... 2017 Heather Hostetter...... 2010 Torrie Johnson...... 1996 Hon. Wanda Keyes Heard...... 2017 Sharon (Sherry) Hostetter...... 1998 Sharonda Johnson-Wilkes...... 2013 Emily B. Heath...... 1998, 2000 Michele D. Hotten...... 2014 Carolyn Johnston...... 2007, 2009, 2012 C. Sue Hecht...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Kristine K. Howanski...... 2017 Ernestine Jones Jolivet...... 2005 Beth Hehir...... 2017, 2019 Carolyn J.B. Howard...... 2003 Jo Ann C. Jolivet...... 2007 Mary Sapeta Helfrich...... 2013, 2015 Danette Howard...... 2014 Kendra Jolivet...... 2010 Marianne Schmitt Hellauer...... 2004 Joy Howard...... 2016 Tina Marie Jolivet...... 2002 Barbara R. Heller...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Barbara Kerr Howe...... 1996 Adrienne A. Jones...... 2002, 2004, 2007 Ellen Moses Heller...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Jeannie L. Howe...... 2014, 2018 Althea R. Stewart Jones...... 2009 Kathy J. Helzlsouer...... 2006 Jacqueline Coleman Hrabowski...... 2003 Kim Jones...... 2019 Ellen J. Hemmerly...... 2009 Cathy Hughes...... 2000 Linda H. Jones...... 2002 Sarah Hemminger...... 2015 Glendora C. Hughes...... 2011 Lisa Harris Jones...... 2005, 2009 Marie C. Henderson...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Marci Hunn...... 2016 Lola Jones...... 1996 Sylvia Henderson...... 2019 Elizabeth A. Hunt...... 2008 Verna Jones-Rodwell...... 2005, 2008, 2011 Elizabeth Hendrix...... 2014 Stacie Hunt...... 2015 Elizabeth Jordan...... 2011 Bonnie K. Heneson...... 1997, 2001, 2004 Jennie C. Hunter-Cevera...... 2003, 2007, 2009 Erica Joseph...... 2018 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 39 Leronia Josey...... 1996, 2008 Rose G. Krasnow...... 1997, 2001, 2006 Resa Levy...... 2011 Michele Judman...... 2013 Sherrie Lavine Krauser...... 2008, 2010, 2013 Penny Lewandowski ...... 2001 Patria de Lancer Julnes...... 2013 Patricia Louise Krebs...... 1997 Eileen Rivera Ley...... 2011 Sharon Krevor-Weisbaum...... 2007, 2017 Dottie Tiejun Li...... 2015 Joyce Ann Kroeller...... 1996, 1999 Ava Elaine Lias-Booker ...... 1997, 2003, 2016 Shawn Kros...... 2018 Karen-Ann Lichtenstein...... 2014 K Bonnie Krosin...... 2017 Marlene Y. Lieb...... 2004 Sen. Cheryl C. Kagan...... 2003, 2005, 2017 Sharon A. Kroupa...... 2013, 2017 Elizabeth Ann Liechty...... 2014, 2019 Anne R. Kaiser...... 2006 Cherie Krug...... 2014, 2016 Angie Lienert...... 2015 Dr. Rita Rastogi Kalyani...... 2017 Barbara J. Krumsiek...... 2006, 2009 Brooke E. Lierman...... 2019 Anana M. Kambon...... 2004 Carolyn J. Krysiak...... 2006 Janis M. Light...... 1997 Beth Kaplan...... 1996 Debora J. Kuchka-Craig...... 2007 Doris Hillian Ligon...... 1998 Gail S. Kaplan...... 1996, 2000 Joyce A. Kuhns...... 2013 Anne Y.F. Lin...... 2010, 2013 Wendy B. Karpel ...... 2007 Martha Joynt Kumar...... 2008 Lillian Lincoln...... 1996 Carol A. Kasper...... 2006 Thea K. Lindauer...... 1998 Fariba Kassiri...... 2016 Jeanette Linder...... 2012, 2014 Elaine Cweiber Katz...... 1998, 2000 Irene Lindner...... 2010 Martha Lessman Katz...... 2015 L Gwendolyn A. B. Lindsay...... 2007 Susan Katz...... 2011, 2013 Cyd Lacanienta...... 2012 Brenda Brown Lipitz ...... 1998 Karen S. Kauffman...... 2004, 2009, 2013 Jennifer Lake...... 2016 Michelle Lipkowitz...... 2013 Marilyn J. Kawamura...... 2007 Lorene Lake...... 2012 Karen E. Lischick...... 2013 Barbara Brotman Kaylor...... 1997, 1999, 2004 Jennifer W. Lambdin...... 1997 Jennifer Litchman...... 2016 Dr. Shohreh A. Kaynama...... 2005, 2017 Patricia McHugh Lambert...... 2004, 2011, 2013 Lynne Lochte...... 2002 Susan C. Keating...... 1997, 2000, 2002 Linda Hefler Lamone...... 1998 Maravene S. Loeschke...... 2013 Marie Stauffer Keegin...... 2004 Julie Ellen Landau...... 2011 Elizabeth G. Loggia...... 2006 Janice Keene...... 2013 Alison Velez Lane ...... 1996, 2013 Anne G. London...... 2009, 2011 Candice Kelly...... 2014 Laura Lange...... 2002, 2004 Sharan London...... 2009 Delores Goodwin Kelley...... 1996, 1999, 2004 Paula A. Langmead...... 2005, 2007, 2009 Sandra F. Long...... 1999, 2001 Marguerite O. Kelley...... 2017 Lucie T. Lapovsky ...... 1999 Nancy Longo...... 1996 M. Therese Kelly, MLA, EdT...... 2019 Patricia Larrabee...... 2016 Mary Ann E. Love ...... 2005 Deborah C. Kennedy...... 2015 Gloria Larkin...... 2004, 2007, 2010 Nancy Otto Low...... 1997 Deborah L. Kennedy...... 2001 Corinna E. Lathan ...... 2003, 2006, 2009 Cylia Lowe-Smith, Esq...... 2014, 2016, 2018 Heidi Kenny-Berman...... 2016, 2019 Connie Kratovil Lavelle ...... 2005 Nancy Ryan Lowitt, MD...... 2019 Sister Charlotte Rose Kerr...... 2002 Gloria G. Lawlah ...... 2004 Barbara B. Lucas ...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Lexy Kessler...... 2018 Theresa A. Lawler...... 2008, 2010, 2013 Vicki Ann Lucas...... 2001, 2004, 2006 Deborah Kielty...... 2010 Barbara Kaye Lawson ...... 2005 Cidalia Luis-Akbar...... 2011, 2014 Kathy Kiernan...... 2019 Amanda Lay...... 2015 Bonnie Luna...... 2017 Phyllis Kilby...... 2004 Linda Thater Layton...... 2002, 2004, 2008 Cindy Lunsford...... 2014 Nancy King...... 2014 Andrea Leahy-Fucheck...... 2003, 2007, 2013 Gloria Harris Luster ...... 1999 Pamela J. King...... 2008 Diane O. Leasure ...... 2007, 2009 2011 Zora B. Lykken...... 1998 Wanda L. King...... 2009 Erica A. Leatham...... 2012 Julie Lenzer Kirk...... 2005, 2008, 2014 Lainy Lebow-Sachs...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Esther Kirkpatrick...... 1996 Arlene F. Lee...... 2007 Georgette Kiser...... 2007, 2014 Diane M. Lee...... 2009 M Trent M. Kittleman...... 2004 Sheila Lee...... 2014 Margaret MacDonald-Sheetz...... 2014, 2016 Katherine Klausmeier...... 2015 Susan C. Lee...... 2006 Carol Macht...... 2010 June Helen Kleeman...... 1996, 1999 Elizabeth I. Legenhausen...... 2009 Anne Conway Madison...... 1996 Nicole Pastore Klein...... 2005, 2015, 2017 Karyl B. Leggio...... 2011, 2014 Malynda Hawes Madzel...... 1996, 2000, 2002 Amy Kleine...... 2018 Dorothy J. Lennig...... 1998, 2003, 2006 Susan S. Magazine...... 1999, 2001, 2004 Paula Klepper...... 2005 Mary Beth Lennon...... 2011, 2016, 2018 Natalie Magdeburger...... 2006, 2014 Colleen Pleasant Kline...... 2013 Ruth S. Lenrow...... 2010, 2019 Shawn M. Maguire...... 2010 Karlys L. Kline...... 2004, 2010 Dawn J. Leonard...... 2013 Catherine Mahan...... 2002 Debbie A. Klis...... 2013 Cynthia L. Leppert...... 2006, 2008, 2011 Marlene Mahipat...... 2009, 2013, 2015 Virginia Rose Knowlton...... 2011 America V. Lesh...... 2019 Pamela Lynn Malester...... 1999, 2001, 2003 Traci Kodeck, MPH...... 2019 Fran L. Lessans...... 2007 Leslie D. Mancuso...... 2008, 2010, 2012 Sheryl Davis Kohl...... 2010, 2013, 2016 Laurie Chester Lessans...... 2009 Adrienne A. Mandel...... 2002, 2004, 2006 Shari Kohn...... 2010 Gail L. Letts...... 1998, 2001 Becky J. Mangus...... 1996, 2004, 2009 Marcy K. Kolodny...... 2008, 2010, 2012 Michelle A. Leverett...... 2001 Jean Tucker Mann...... 1998 Ellen Lori Saltzman Koplow...... 1998, 2006 Audrey Naomi Leviton ...... 1999 Risa Berman Mann...... 1997 Nancy K. Kopp...... 2005, 2008 Susan P. Leviton...... 1997, 2001, 2003 Annette March-Grier...... 2014 Jennifer A. Kozak...... 2008 Eileen Levitt...... 2008, 2014 Danielle Marcus...... 2019 Rona E. Kramer...... 2008 Joann Levy...... 2009 Leslie Seid Margolis...... 2005 40 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Vicki Margolis...... 2006 Sayra Wells Meyerhoff...... 1998, 2003 Nhora Barrera Murphy...... 2008 Sally Scott Marietta...... 1998 Catherine Meyers...... 2012 Sheela Murthy...... 2007, 2009, 2011 Dana Marlowe...... 2016 Patricia Bayly Miedusiewski...... 2002 Alice Neily Mutch...... 2006, 2008 Kathryn Marsh...... 2019 Barbara A. Mikulski...... 1997, 2000, 2007 Karen F. Myers...... 2000, 2003 Joan E. Marshall...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Kimla Thompson Milburn...... 2005 Ganesha Martin...... 2017 Vanessa Milio...... 2012, 2018 Martina Martin...... 2000, 2004, 2010 Carole Miller...... 2011, 2019 Judith Irene Martinak...... 1997 Clare C. Miller...... 1998 N L. Paige Marvel...... 1998 E. Suzan Miller...... 1997, 1999, 2007 Carol A. Nacy...... 2005 Linda Maslow...... 2010 Janice Miller...... 2018 Peggy Naleppa...... 2011, 2013, 2015 Garnetta D. Massey...... 2007 Karen C. Miller...... 2017 Rosemarie T. Nassif...... 1998 Mary Ann P. Masur...... 2000 Patricia “Trish” A. Miller...... 1999, 2001, 2004 Shirley A. Nathan-Pulliam..... 2002, 2005, 2007 Cynthia L. Mather...... 2005 Redonda G. Miller...... 2008, 2015 Martha Nathanson...... 2017 Odonna Mathews...... 1997 Jeannette M. Mills...... 2009, 2013, 2016 Cass Naugle...... 2010 Marianne D. Mattran...... 2009, 2011, 2015 Sara Milstein...... 2014 Nancy Navarro...... 2009, 2013 Marilyn D. Maultsby...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Elizabeth Jane Misek...... 1997 Mary Hopkins Navies...... 2019 Nancy J. Mayer...... 1998 Gena Mitchell...... 2019 Barbara Nazelrod...... 2014 MaryAnn Mayhew...... 1997 Joyce T. Mitchell...... 2007 Kimberly Neal...... 2015 Shannon M. Neal...... 2018 Cynthia Elizabeth McBride...... 1997 Kelly Mitchell, MS, SPHR, SHRM-SCP...... 2019 Lois A. Fenner McBride...... 2000, 2002, 2004 Monica Mitchell...... 2012, 2014, 2016 Carla Nealy...... 2016 Michelle M. McBride...... 2002 Patricia J. Mitchell...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Betsy S. Nelson...... 1997, 2001, 2003 Sister Patricia McCarron...... 2008, 2011, 2013 Heather Mizeur...... 2010, 2012 Carla A. Nelson...... 2010, 2012 Margaret M. McCarthy...... 2009 Judy Jolley Mohraz ...... 1996, 1999 Susanna Nemes...... 2009 Ellen Neufeldt...... 2010 Brenda McChriston...... 2013 Kathleen Momme...... 2013, 2016, 2018 Kathleen Maletic Neuzil...... 2018 Amy McClain...... 2014 Sandy Monck...... 2012 Esther Newman...... 2010 Kathleen McClernan...... 2018 Paula A. Monopoli...... 2009 Sandra Bruce Nichols...... 2013 Jill McClune...... 2011, 2018 Rachel Garbow Monroe...... 2007, 2009, 2011 Doris J. Nipps...... 2010, 2013 Jane C. McConnell...... 2002 Jean Flanagan Moon...... 1998 Margaret Ann Nolan...... 2013 Shari L. McCord...... 1999 Michelle Lamb Moone ...... 2002, 2004, 2007 Shellee E. Nolan...... 1999, 2001 Jamie McDonald...... 2015 Dana Petersen Moore...... 1997, 2000, 2005 Theresa A. Nolan...... 1998 Kathleen Rose McDonald...... 1997 Toni J. Moore-Duggan...... 1998 Marie L. Noplock...... 1999, 2003, 2006 Laurie McDonald...... 2018 Constance A. Morella...... 1997, 2003 Kara Norman...... 2010 Michele J. McDonald...... 2015 Elizabeth M. Morgan...... 2001, 2005, 2007 Myra W. Norton...... 2008 Pat Bonner McElroy...... 2018 Jenny G. Morgan...... 2005 Ruth Ann Norton...... 2010 Audrey McFarlane...... 2014 Terry H. Morgenthaler...... 2018 Charlene R. Nunley...... 2001, 2003, 2006 Sylvia L. McGill...... 2004 Debra Moriarty...... 2009 Carolyn McGuire-Frenkil...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Claudia J. Morrell...... 2006 Judith A. McHale...... 2006 Diana L. Morris...... 1999, 2001 Maggie L. McIntosh...... 1998, 2000, 2010 Elise Davison Morris...... 2004, 2006, 2008 O Hala G. McIver...... 2009 Paula Morris...... 2008, 2012 Linda Toyo Obayashi...... 2003 Martha McKenna...... 2019 Susan W. Morris...... 2002 Beverly O’Bryant...... 2014 Robin McKinney...... 2017, 2019 Donna M. Morrison...... 2007 Jonelle Ocloo...... 2012 Content McLaughlin...... 2009, 2011, 2013 Patricia Gonce Morton...... 2001 Sandra A. O’Connor...... 1998 Sister Patricia A. McLaughlin...... 1999, 2001 Dawn Motovidlak...... 2015 Marlene C. McLaurin...... 2004 Robin Motter-Mast...... 2017 Robin Olin Oegerle...... 1997 Marna Lynn McLendon...... 1997 Cassie Motz...... 2015 Grayson Waltersdorf Oldfather...... 1996, 1999 Sister Karen McNally...... 2009 Diana Gribbon Motz...... 1996, 2001 Kim Y. Oldham...... 2018 Joy Koch McPeters...... 2002 Maria Mouratidis...... 2011 Katharine M. Oliver...... 2007 M. Natalie McSherry...... 2005, 2007, 2011 Ellen O. Moyer...... 2001, 2004, 2006 Karen M. Olson...... 2011 Cheryl Meadows...... 2012 Ellen Mugmon...... 2004 Patricia Omaña...... 2013, 2015 Mary Ann Mears...... 2010 Aaliyah Muhammad...... 2015 Dawn O'Neill...... 2019 Ann B. Mech...... 2013 Sister Christine Mulcahy...... 2000 Aryani Ong...... 2019 Pauline H. Menes...... 2001, 2003 LaFrance K. Muldrow...... 2006 Sylvia Ontaneda-Bernales...... 2008 Amy Menzer...... 2016 Margie Muller...... 1996 Toby Barbara Orenstein...... 2003 Julie Mercer...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Grace Foxwell Murdock...... 2019 Pamela Ortiz...... 2007, 2014 Debora Gavin Merlock...... 2019 M. Brooke Murdock...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Linda Sorg Ostovitz...... 2015, 2019 Denise K. Mersinger...... 2013, 2015, 2018 Camay Calloway Murphy...... 2003 Annette Merz...... 2003, 2008 Deborah Murphy...... 2009 Candace Breland Osunsade...... 2017, 2019 Bonnae J. Meshulam...... 1998, 2000, 2008 Jane Caroline Murphy...... 1999 Amy Schwab Owens...... 2010 Barbara Messing...... 2013, 2018 Kathleen M. Murphy...... 2017 Chris Owens...... 1996 Dale E. Meyer...... 2004 Hon. Karen Murphy Jensen...... 2017 Janet S. Owens...... 2004, 2006 Jennifer Meyer...... 2017 Margaret McCarthy Murphy...... 1998, 2000 Mary E. Owens-Southall...... 2013 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 41 Katherine Pinkard...... 2017, 2019 Katherine Rensin...... 2012 Mary Beth Pirolozzi...... 2012 Barbara Resnick...... 2011, 2013 Joan B. Pitkin...... 2001, 2003, 2005 Sue Revelle...... 2011 P Karen Pitsley...... 2011, 2013, 2015 Barbara E. Reynolds...... 2009 Jeanne Marie Page...... 1997, 1999 Joan Debra Plisko...... 2016, 2019 Jennifer Reynolds...... 1997, 2002 Sandy S. Pagnotti...... 2002, 2009, 2013 Nancy Politsch...... 2013 Pamela Reynolds...... 2015 Cecelia B. Paizs...... 2017 Joanne E. Pollak...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Vonda B. Rhodes-El...... 2006 Tracey C. Paliath...... 2006 June A. Poole...... 2017 Denise E. Palmer...... 2005 Patrice J. Ricciardi...... 2019 Karren Pope-Onwukwe...... 2004 Margaret Palmer...... 2011 Donna LaVerne Rice...... 2001, 2003, 2006 Barbara Portnoy...... 2008 Faye Pappalardo...... 2005 Rachel E. Rice...... 2015 Leanne P. Posko...... 2003 Bryn Parchman...... 2010, 2012, 2015 April Richardson...... 2016 Carol S. Parham...... 1996, 1998, 2000 Carolyn Ashton Post...... 1998, 2001 Donna M. Richardson...... 2004 Mary Woodfill Park...... 1996 Deborah Potter...... 2010, 2015 Johnette Richardson...... 2018 Necole Parker...... 2013, 2015 Anita Neal Powell...... 2007 Patricia M. Richardson...... 2002 Sheri Parks, Ph.D...... 2019 Kelly A. Powers...... 2015 Peta N. Richkus...... 2000 Joanne Stoner Parrott...... 2003 Marilyn J. Praisner...... 1999, 2001, 2006 Valda Ricks...... 2018 Kaliope Parthemos...... 2014 Joan Pratt...... 1996 Leslie S. Ries...... 1997 Jeanette Glose Partlow...... 2007, 2012, 2014 Mary Louise Preis...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Anne R. Riggle...... 2000, 2003 Laura Pasternak...... 2016, 2019 Marlene Susan Prendergast...... 1998 Denise Perry Riley...... 2007 Susan K. Patrick...... 2005 Margaret-Mary V. Preston...... 2000, 2002, 2004 Jacquelyn M. Ring...... 2004 Margaret W. Patten...... 2003 Carolyn West Price...... 1996 Tonja L. Ringgold...... 2013, 2016, 2018 Del. Edith J. Patterson...... 2017, 2019 Linda Jenkins Price...... 2004 Susan Moss Ringler...... 1997 Pamela D. Paulk...... 2004, 2010 Karen Price-Ward...... 2014 Alicia N. Ritchie...... 2019 Carol Bryant Payne...... 2005 Louna S. Primm...... 2003, 2005, 2010 Grace Rivera-Oven...... 2011, 2015 Patricia Payne...... 1996 JaLynn Prince...... 2019 Maria Pilar Rivera-Rodriguez...... 2012 Suzanne H. Pearce...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Ella Pritsker...... 2019 Deborah R. Rivkin...... 2015 Susan D. Pearcy...... 2009 Robin Prothro...... 2015 Juliette Rizzo...... 2008, 2010 Tenyo Pearl...... 2012, 2018 Karen L. Proudford...... 2009, 2013, 2015 Ginny Robertson...... 2012 Karen Pecora-Barbour...... 2012, 2014, 2018 Susana Ptak...... 1996 Nicole Robertson-Van Schaik...... 2015 Delegate Joseline Peña-Melnyk...... 2015, 2018 Catherine E. Pugh...... 2005, 2010, 2016 Barbara A. Robinson...... 2009 Shane E. Pendergrass...... 2005 Idell Shedrick Pugh...... 1999 Donna Stevenson Robinson...... 2018 Josianne Pennington...... 2016 Randi Alper Pupkin...... 2005, 2008, 2011 Kimberly Y. Robinson...... 2013, 2018 Laura Thul Penza...... 2005, 2007, 2009 Susan Purnell...... 2014 Debbie Jacobs Rock...... 2003, 2012, 2016 Beth Pepper...... 2008 Irene M. Zoppi Rodriguez...... 2009 Judith N. Peregoff...... 2000 Nancy Rodriguez-Weller...... 2016 Melanie C. Pereira...... 2003, 2006 Marcella L. Roenneburg...... 2008 Katherine Perez...... 2014 Q Jean Wolberg Roesser...... 2002 Lily Qi...... 2018 Cynthia L. Perini...... 2007, 2011, 2013 Carmel Roques...... 2016, 2019 R. Kathleen Perini...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Ann Quinn...... 2016, 2018 Robyn Quinter...... 2010 Angela Rose...... 2018 Mamie J. Perkins...... 2015 Victoria Mary Rosellini...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Trudy Perkins...... 2008, 2012 Wendy Rosen...... 2005 Beth Shari Perlman...... 2005, 2008 Susan M. Rosenbaum...... 2002 Christina Perrotta...... 2010 2004...... 2006 Sabita Devi Persaud...... 2018 R Marilyn Barry Rainey...... 1997 Lois Block Rosenfield...... 1997, 1999 Gina C. Pervall, MD...... 2019 Irma S. Raker...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Nan D. Rosenthal...... 2000, 2002 Melinda B. Peters...... 2019 Odette T. Ramos...... 2007 Wendi Wagner Peters...... 2010, 2012 Beth Rosenwald...... 2013 Gina Ramsey...... 2016, 2018 Colleen Peterson...... 2010 Karla Ruhe Roskos...... 1997 Tuckey Ramsey...... 1996 Dana Charlotte Peterson...... 2000 Michelle Coyne Ross...... 2005 Julie B. Randall...... 2002 Shirley D. Peterson...... 1997, 1999 Faith Elliott Rossing...... 2010 Whitney Ransome...... 2011 Lisbeth vanHorne Pettengill...... 2005, 2008 Judith Pratt Rossiter...... 2012 Carol Stoker Petzold...... 2002, 2004 Martha Frisby Rasin...... 1998 Karen H. Rothenberg...... 2002, 2006, 2008 Deborah Phelps...... 2014 Stephanie Rawlings-Blake...... 2007, 2011 Constance F. Row...... 1997 Shirley Phillips...... 1996 H. Frances Reaves...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Marianne Rowan-Braun...... 2013, 2016 Bonnie Lamdin Phipps...... 2008, 2010, 2013 Stephanie L. Reel...... 2008 Lisa Rowen...... 2008, 2011, 2013 Sarah Pick...... 2012 Karen Reese...... 2016 Ida G. Ruben...... 1999, 2001, 2004 Carole Lynn Pickett...... 1997 Jennifer A. Regan...... 2005 Terry Rubenstein...... 1996 Marylin Pierre...... 2010, 2012, 2014 Eileen M. Rehrmann...... 1997, 1999, 2013 Julie Rubin...... 2014 Laura Pierson-Scheinberg...... 2012 Carla A. Reid...... 2019 Tamera Rush...... 2012 Sharon R. Pinder...... 2002, 2005, 2007 Donna L. Reihl...... 2002, 2004, 2008 Cynda Rushton...... 2008, 2014 Alice G. Pinderhughes...... 2004 Judy Akila Reitz...... 1999, 2001, 2003 Jan Russell...... 2013 Anne Merrick Pinkard...... 2002 Lisa Renshaw...... 1996 Lisa Rusyniak...... 2014, 2016 42 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Karen Johnson Shaheed...... 2002, 2012, 2016 Terri Maria Sommella...... 1998 Robin Fogel Shaivitz...... 2002, 2004, 2006 Yolanda F. Sonnier...... 2008 Lenny Shapiro...... 1998, 2000 Georgia L.J. Sorenson...... 2009 S Lila Shapiro-Cyr...... 2012 Susan Souder...... 1997, 1999 Mary Ann Saar...... 2004 Indira K. Sharma...... 2017 Francie Spahn...... 2012 Kathleen H. Sabatier...... 2007, 2010 Mary Kay Shartle-Galotto...... 2009 Sandra R. Sparks...... 2000, 2002 Melanie R. Sabelhaus...... 1996, 2002, 2004 Molly Shattuck...... 2012 Angela H. Spencer...... 2017 Heather B. Sachs...... 2018 Barbara Manekin Spodak...... 1998, 2001 Robyn Sachs...... 1996 Gail Shawe...... 2001 Dory J. Stacks...... 2005 Sheila Sachs...... 1996 Anita Sheckells...... 2006, 2014 Rita St. Clair...... 1996 Jacqueline W. Sales...... 1999, 2003, 2007 Brenda M. Shell...... 2009 Deborah Stallings...... 2007, 2009 Joanne Saltzberg...... 1997, 1999, 2010 Barbara Payne Shelton...... 2005 Donna Jones Stanley...... 1998, 2000 Cynthia Blake Sanders...... 2017 Gloria Wilson Shelton...... 1997 Patricia Stanley...... 2003 Gail H. Sanders...... 1998, 2000, 2011 Kathleen Sher...... 1996 Bonita F. Stanton...... 1998 Mary Roby Sanders...... 2015 Michele A. Shermak...... 2014, 2017 Sharon Lee Stark...... 2002 Wendy Sanders ...... 2010 Caroline Sherman...... 2013 Donna Hill Staton...... 2000 Lynn B. Sassin...... 1999, 2010, 2018 Terry D. Sherman Ralston...... 2012, 2014, 2017 Erin Stauder...... 2018 Hannah Sassoon...... 2008, 2012 Jeanne Sherwood...... 2014 Jennifer J. Stearman...... 2007, 2012, 2015 Katherine D. Savage...... 2008 Linda A. Shevitz...... 2004 Dana Stebbins...... 2013 Ellen Richmond Sauerbrey...... 1998 Mary Fulton Shock...... 2008 Tracy L. Steedman...... 2015 Ronnie Lapinsky Sax...... 2017 Lillie Shockney...... 2004 Bonnie B. Stein...... 2010, 2013, 2017 Frederica Kolker Saxon...... 1997 Lois M. Shofer...... 2002, 2004, 2006 Phoebe Stein...... 2016 Laurie-Ann Sayles...... 2018 Pam Howard Shriver...... 1998 Sally L. Sternbach...... 2005, 2008 Robyn C. Scates...... 2005, 2010 Sana F. Shtasel...... 1997 Kate Campbell Stevenson...... 2012, 2015 Lynn C. Schaefer...... 2008 Carole R. Sibel...... 1996, 1999, 2003 Linda M. Stewart...... 2005 Kathleen E. Schafer...... 2004 Janet Siddiqui...... 2011 Lynn K. Stewart...... 2005, 2010, 2012 Rosa M. Scharf...... 2008, 2012 Robin Silver...... 2004, 2006, 2010 M. Cara Stewart...... 1998 Dr. Kim Schatzel...... 2017, 2019 Jane Frankel Sims...... 2017 Ferrier R. Stillman...... 2006, 2008, 2011 Shari O. Scher...... 2006 Janet Simmons...... 2013 Rosetta M.T. Stith...... 1997 Margaret Scott Schiff...... 2002 Leslie Simmons...... 2012, 2016, 2018 E. Francine Stokes...... 2002 Mary Judith Schmelz...... 1996 Jeanne Singer...... 2005, 2012, 2014 Karen Stokes...... 2008, 2014 Dru Schmidt-Perkins...... 2003, 2013 Karen M. Singer...... 2005, 2011, 2016 Shelonda Stokes...... 2011, 2014 Marianne Schmitt Hellauer...... 2017 Paula M. Singer...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Pat Stout...... 2009 Patricia Schmoke...... 2015 Paula R. Singer...... 2005, 2007, 2009 C. Lorena Streb...... 2007 Lauren Schnaper ...... 2010 Michelle Daugherty Siri...... 2015, 2017, 2019 June E. Streckfus...... 1998 Nancy Kay Schneider...... 1998 Karen Sitnick...... 2012 Michelle A. Streckfus...... 2019 Tammy S. J. Schneider...... 2015, 2018 Lynn Loughlin Skerpon...... 2005 Darla Fishbein Strouse...... 2003, 2009 Zipora Schorr...... 2011 Gwendolyn D. Skillern...... 2006, 2009, 2011 JaNean Stubbs-Taylor...... 2014 Nichelle D. Schoultz...... 2017 Sandra J. Skolnik...... 1998, 2001 Karen G. Sugar...... 2018 Debra G. Schubert...... 2015 Sr. Sharon M. Slear...... 1999, 2006, 2009 Bonnie Sullivan...... 2012 Linda M. Schuett...... 2001, 2011 Malinda B. Small...... 2000, 2006 Denise A. Sullivan...... 2017 Kelly M. Schulz...... 2019 Abbie Smith...... 2012 Kelly Sullivan...... 2012 Marcella Schuyler...... 1996 Anna L. Smith...... 2004, 2009 Jessica Wolf Suriano...... 2018 Laurie Schwartz...... 1996 Carol Ann Smith...... 2018 Beverly K. Swaim-Staley...... 2011 Linda D. Schwartz...... 2002, 2004, 2006 Carol E. Smith...... 2001, 2004, 2007 Rebecca Boswell Swanston...... 1997 Joan Webb Scornaienchi...... 2012, 2014, 2017 The Honorable Dana M. Smith...... 2019 Susan Snyder Swift...... 1996 Carolyn Lea Scott...... 1998 Darlene Smith...... 2009, 2011, 2013 Karen Syrylo...... 2010, 2013, 2017 Kimberly Scott...... 2014 E. Follin Smith...... 2005 Helen Alexandra Szablya...... 1996, 2001 Mary Ann Scully...... 2002, 2005, 2007 Janet Marie Smith...... 1997, 2002, 2004 Kathy Szeliga...... 2015 Renita L. Seabrook...... 2015 Karla N. Smith...... 2019 Louise Phipps Senft...... 2004, 2007, 2009 Kathy P. Smith...... 2012 Sheri Sensabaugh...... 2010 Martha A. Smith...... 1998, 2000, 2002 Cathy Hollenberg Serrette...... 2012 Virginia W. Smith...... 2000 T Chalarra A. Sessoms, LCWS-C, MSW...... 2019 Gail Smith-Howard...... 2014 Gustava "Gusty" Taler...... 2018 Amy Seto...... 2014 J. Patricia Wilson Smoot...... 2008, 2011 Ami Taubenfeld...... 2014, 2016 Lisa Y. Settles...... 2009, 2012 Jane Roberta Snider...... 1999 C. Marie Taylor...... 2018 Mary Pat Seurkamp...... 1998, 2001, 2003 Louise V. Snodgrass...... 2001 Ellen L. Taylor...... 2011 Jane Matricciani Shaab...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Kathleen T. Snyder...... 2001, 2003, 2006 Frances O’Connell Taylor...... 2002, 2004, 2009 Stephanie L. Shack...... 2017 Ann Karpoff Sober...... 2012 Vanita M. Taylor...... 2012 Aziza T. Shad, MD...... 2019 Felicita Sola-Carter...... 2008 Rebecca Teaff...... 2015, 2018 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 43 Joyce Lyons Terhes...... 1996 Lori A. Villegas...... 2009, 2012, 2015 Marsha L. Williams, Esq...... 2019 Adena Wright Testa...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Lorna Virgili...... 2011 Romaine N. Taylor Williams...... 2015 Arlene R. Thayer...... 2019 Judge Cathleen Vitale...... 2018 Flavia Williamson...... 2018 Emily C. Thayer...... 1998, 2000, 2002 N. Beth Volk...... 1999, 2001 Patti Kaufman Willis...... 2005 Anita H. Thomas...... 2008 Laura Neuman Volkman...... 2004, 2008 Kathy Wilmot...... 2010, 2014 Courtney A. Thomas...... 2017 Pamela L. Volm...... 2002, 2006 Alicia Lynn Wilson...... 2017 Deborah Scott Thomas...... 2013 Deborah Elizabeth Voso...... 1996, 1999, 2006 Donna C. Wilson...... 2011, 2015 Faith Thomas...... 2017 Dorothy Wilson...... 2011 Margaret “Marge” Thomas..... 2001, 2003, 2005 Rosemary M. Thomas...... 2008 Gloria Wilson-Shelton...... 2007 Sherita Thomas...... 2017 W Adele Wilzack...... 1996 Hollis Thomases...... 2012 Kimberly Wagner...... 2006, 2010, 2013 Rebecca Hahn Windsor...... 1997 Audrey Thomasson...... 1996 Eleanor A. Walker...... 2005 Renée M. Winsky...... 2015, 2018 Suzanne C. Thompson...... 2008, 2011 Jane Walker ...... 2010 Ann Wiseman...... 2010 Thelma B. Thompson...... 2004, 2011 Melissa Walker...... 2019 Maggie Witherup...... 2011 Molly McGrath Tierney...... 2011, 2014, 2016 Norine M. Walker...... 2000 Rachel Anne Wohl...... 1997 Maria Harris Tildon...... 2011, 2019 Mary Roe Walkup ...... 2010 Mary Ann Wolf...... 2003 Dr. Joan Tilghman...... 2017, 2019 Michele Bresnick Walsh...... 2012, 2014, 2017 Ann Wolfe...... 1997 Sandi Timmins...... 2013, 2015 Annette Campagna Walter...... 2018 Michele K. Wolff...... 2018 Margaret Witherup Tindall...... 2008 Helene Hahn Waranch...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Kathryn F. Wolford...... 2002, 2004, 2006 Janice Tippett...... 2019 Catherine M. Ward...... 2007 Jan Weinberg Wood...... 2015 Stacie E. Tobin...... 2019 Kimberly Smith Ward...... 2009 Marie Wood...... 2010 Gwen Tolbart...... 2014 Margaret Fonshell Ward...... 2005 Margaret O. Woodside...... 1997 Dr. Sheila M. Tolliver...... 2000 Salli J. Ward...... 2015, 2017 T. Sky Woodward...... 2011, 2017 Robin A. Tomechko...... 2003, 2005, 2007 Cheryl Washington...... 2013 Linda S. Woolf...... 2007, 2012 Rhonda Tomlinson...... 2010 Hattie N. Washington...... 2002 Joan M. Worthington...... 2001, 2004, 2007 Susan E. Torroella...... 2005 Montressa Washington...... 2014 Kathleen Kennedy Townsend...... 1997 Dina Wasmer...... 2010 Susan M. Wozenski...... 2005 Fran Tracy-Mumford...... 2000, 2003 Manuele D. Wasserman...... 1998, 2004, 2007 Alexandra Wrage...... 2003, 2012, 2016 Barbara R. Trader...... 2004 M. Courtney Watson...... 2012, 2017 Mary Teddy Wray...... 2014 Marlene Trestman...... 2004, 2006, 2008 Karen D. Weatherholtz...... 2000 Frances A. Wright...... 2003, 2007 Jenny J. Trostel...... 2008, 2010, 2012 Patricia Weaver...... 2012 Michelle Wright...... 2017 Patricia H. Troy...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Sharon Webb...... 2010 Kathleen Francene Wycoff...... 1997 Cindy P. Truitt...... 2006, 2009, 2015 Helen Tuel...... 2010 Dana Weckesser...... 2015, 2017, 2019 Patricia S. Tunstall...... 19992001, 2003 Laura E. Weeldreyer...... 2017 Leslie Smith Turner...... 1999, 2001, 2013 Elizabeth Weglein...... 2017 The Honorable Halee F. Weinstein...... 2019 Y Terri L. Turner...... 1998, 2000 Dr. Marylou Yam...... 2017 Kathleen Weiss...... 2015 Deborah Ann Yancer...... 2003, 2006 Robin Weiss...... 1998 Sharon (Sherry) M. Yaniga...... 2006 Sherry A. Welch...... 1997, 2007, 2015 Ellen H. Yankellow ...... 2005, 2007, 2009 U Yolanda Maria Welch...... 2004, 2006, 2011 Edmonia T. Yates...... 1998, 2001 Rhonda Shackleford Ulmer...... 2009 Marye Wells-Harley...... 2004 Lea Ybarra...... 2006 Joyce Ulrich...... 2011, 2015 Dr. Leana Wen...... 2017 Jeanne M. Yeager...... 2006, 2008 Jeanette Wessel...... 1996 Ellen Yerman...... 2002 Angela D. Wharton...... 2019 Cathy L. Yost...... 2010, 2013 V Michele L. Whelley...... 2015 Lauren Young...... 2014 Betty Valdes...... 1999, 2001, 2011 Pamela J. White...... 2000, 2004, 2007 Marlene B. Young...... 2015 Ana Lopez Van Balen...... 2014 Sonya Whited...... 2018 Terry Slade Young...... 2002, 2008 Marie Van Deusen...... 1998, 2001, 2012 Andrea Macintosh Whiteway...... 2007 Donna Van Scoy...... 2013 Angela Whittaker-Pion...... 2012 Maureen van Stone, Esq. MS...... 2013, 2018 Mary B. Wieler...... 2006 Mary Ellen Vanni...... 2015 Z Barbara E. Wilks...... 1997 Betsy Ann Zaborowski ...... 19982000, 2003 Carmen Varela-Russo...... 2002 Stephanie T. Willey...... 2008 Pamela Hope Zappardino...... 2005 Marie Vasbinder...... 2014 Anna M. Williams...... 2006, 2012 Gina Monath Zawitoski...... 2008 Mimi Roeder Vaughan...... 1996, 1999, 2001 Cheryl Hudgins Williams...... 2002 JoAnne Zawitoski...... 1997, 2000, 2002 Judith Vaughan-Prather...... 2006, 2008 Christina Williams...... 2018 Julianne Zimmer...... 2017 Sheila Mosmiller Vidmar...... 2000 Deborah Williams...... 2005, 2008, 2010 Amanda Zinn...... 1996, 2016 Lois T. Vietri...... 1999 Margaret Ellen Williams...... 1997, 2012 Danielle Stager Zoller, Esq...... 2019 44 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Carol Coughlin Sandra P. Gohn Isabel Mercedes Cumming Marilyn R. Goldwater Sophie Dagenais Joan B. Gordon Elizabeth S. Dana Toby A. Gordon Brenda A. Dandy Cassandra Gottlieb Maria Johnson Darby Julia W. Gouge Debra Davis Michelle A. Gourdine Deborah H. Devan Nancy S. Grasmick Diane Devaney Teri M. Guarnaccia Roberta E. Dillow Sandra N. Harriman A complete listing Donora “Donni” Dingman Marie Hartman Veronique Diriker Mary Hastler 2019 Honorees are Sheila Dixon Carla Diane Hayden bold and pink Ann Marie Doory Margaret Hayes Frances Murphy Draper C. Sue Hecht **Honorary Member Barbara Perrier Dreyer Barbara R. Heller Janet Dudley-Eshbach Ellen Moses Heller Theresa Adams Alison Gates Brown Kathleen M. Dumais Marie C. Henderson Janet D. Allan Edith B. Brown Lynne M. Durbin Bonnie K. Heneson Sharon D. Allison-Ottey Patricia M.C. Brown Adelaide C. Eckardt Mary Jean Herron Sr. Helen Amos Elizabeth J. Buck Gayle V. Economos Kathleen Hetherington Floraine B. Applefeld Jennifer Burdick Dr. Lorece Edwards Elizabeth M. Hewlett Katherine B. Armstrong Carolyn T. Burridge Susan C. Elgin Ethel B. Hill Christine D. Aspell Shirley Burrill Lois S. Elkin Martha N. Hill Alison Asti Cynthia Callahan Judith C. Ensor Sandy Hillman Joan I. Athen Ellen A. Callegary Catherine A. Evans Betty J. Hines Vicki Ballou-Watts Constance R. Caplan Dorothy R. Fait Sheila E. Hixson Traci A. Barnett Sharon M. Caplan Ellen R. Fish Barbara A. Hoffman Lynne A. Battaglia Eleanor M. Carey Nancy M. Floreen Marcella A. Holland Carol A. Beatty Jana Howard Carey Jennie M. Forehand Ellen L. Hollander Buffy Beaudoin-Schwartz Lorig Charkoudian T. Eloise Foster Paula Colodny Hollinger Joyce K. Becker Diane Elizabeth Cho Kristin Franceschi Helen Lara Holton Diane Bell-McKoy Caroline Ciraolo Claire Marie Fraser Jennie C. Hunter-Cevera Helen Delich Bentley Barb Clapp Kathryn Freeland Betsey Hurwitz-Schwab Cathy Bernard Alice P. Clark Karen C. Friedman Marian Cecilia Hwang Marielsa A. Bernard Nancy R. Cohen Kathleen O’Ferrall Friedman Dawn S. Hyde Judy L. Bixler Suzanne F. Cohen Judith P. Fulton MaryBeth Hyland Laura B. Black Joan Develin Coley Ann T. Gallant Janice Jackson Brenda J. Bodian Shirley D. Collier Susan J. Ganz Donna Leah Jacobs Ellen C. Bogage Rita Rossi Colwell Jan Gardner Kyri L. Jacobs Patricia J. Bonacorda Veronica Cool Susan K. Gauvey Nancy Jacobs Joann Ashley Boughman Harriet E. Cooperman Barbara A. Gehrig Luwanda Walker Jenkins Dyan L. Brasington Joan Carter Conway T. Sue Gladhill Deborah E. Jennings Jane M. Brewer Patricia E. Cornish Abby Glassberg Patricia Coats Jessamy Lynne G. Brick Lorraine Adele Costella Frances Hughes Glendening Lisa A. Hall Johnson

THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 45 Carolyn Johnston Content McLaughlin Louna S. Primm Darlene Smith Adrienne A. Jones M. Natalie McSherry Karen Proudford Janet Marie Smith Verna Jones-Rodwell Julie Mercer Catherine Pugh Martha A. Smith Sen. Cheryl C. Kagan Denise K. Mersinger Randi Alper Pupkin Kathleen T. Snyder Karen S. Kauffman Bonnae J. Meshulam Irma S. Raker Jennifer Stearman Barbara Brotman Kaylor Barbara A. Mikulski Terry D. Sherman Ralston Bonnie B. Stein Susan C. Keating E. Suzan Miller H. Frances Reaves Lynn K. Stewart Delores Goodwin Kelley Patricia “Trish” A. Miller Eileen M. Rehrmann Janine DiPaula Stevens Julie Lenzer Kirk Jeannette Mills Donna L. Reihl Ferrier R. Stillman Sheryl Davis Kohl Monica Mitchell Judy Akila Reitz Karen T. Syrylo Marcy K. Kolodny Patricia J. Mitchell Donna LaVerne Rice Rose G. Krasnow Kathleen Momme Dr. Tonja L. Ringgold Frances O’Connell Taylor Sherrie Lavine Krauser Rachel Garbow Monroe Debbie Rock Adena Wright Testa Patricia McHugh Lambert Michelle Lamb Moone Victoria Mary Rosellini Emily C. Thayer Paula A. Langmead Dana Petersen Moore Susan M. Rosenbaum Margaret “Marge” Thomas Gloria Larkin Elizabeth M. Morgan Karen H. Rothenberg Molly McGrath Tierney Corinna E. Lathan Elise Davison Morris Lisa Rowen Robin A. Tomechko Theresa A. Lawler Ellen O. Moyer Ida G. Ruben Marlene Trestman Linda Thater Layton M. Brooke Murdock Melanie R. Sabelhaus Jenny J. Trostel Andrea Leahy-Fucheck Sheela Murthy Jacqueline W. Sales Patricia H. Troy Diane O. Leasure Peggy Naleppa Joanne Saltzberg Cindy Plavier Truitt Lainy M. Lebow-Sachs Shirley A. Nathan-Pulliam Gail H. Sanders Patricia S. Tunstall Dorothy J. Lennig Betsy S. Nelson Lynn B. Sassin Leslie Smith Turner Mary Beth Lennon Marie L. Noplock Linda D. Schwartz Betty Valdes Cynthia L. Leppert Charlene R. Nunley Joan Webb Scornaienchi Susan P. Leviton Katherine B. Paal Mary Ann Scully Marie Van Deusen Ava Lias-Booker Sandy S. Pagnotti Louise Phipps Senft Mimi Roeder Vaughan Cylia Lowe-Smith, Esq. Bryn Parchman Mary Pat Seurkamp Lori Villegas Barbara B. Lucas Carol S. Parham Jane Matricciani Shaab Deborah Elizabeth Voso Vicki Ann Lucas Jeanette Glose Partlow Karen Johnson Shaheed Kimberly Wagner Malynda Hawes Madzel Hon. Nicole Pastore-Klein Robin Fogel Shaivitz Michele Bresnick Walsh Susan S. Magazine Suzanne H. Pearce Lois M. Shofer Helene Hahn Waranch Marlene N. Mahipat Karen Pecora-Barbour Carole R. Sibel Manuele D. Wasserman Pamela Lynn Malester Laura Thul Penza Robin Silver Dana Weckesser Leslie D. Mancuso Cynthia L. Perini Leslie Simmons, R.N., Sherry Welch Adrienne A. Mandel R. Kathleen Perini F.A.C.H.E Yolanda Maria Welch Becky J. Mangus Bonnie Lamdin Phipps Jeanne Singer Pamela J. White Joan E. Marshall Marylin Pierre Karen Singer Deborah Williams Martina Martin Sharon R. Pinder Paula M. Singer Kathryn F. Wolford Marianne D. Mattran Joan B. Pitkin Paula R. Singer Marilyn D. Maultsby Karen Pitsley Michelle Daugherty Siri Joan M. Worthington Lois A. Fenner McBride Joanne E. Pollak Gwendolyn D. Skillern Alexandra Wrage Sister Patricia McCarron Marilyn J. Praisner Sr. Sharon M. Slear Ellen H. Yankellow Carolyn McGuire-Frenkil Mary Louise Preis **Nancy L. Sloane Betsy Ann Zaborowski Maggie L. McIntosh Margaret-Mary V. Preston Carol E. Smith JoAnne Zawitoski

46 THE DAILY RECORD’S MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN 2019 Congratulations to our members who were named 2019 MARYLAND TOP 100 WOMEN Violet Apple • Karen Bond • Tracy Imm • Brooke Lierman Candace Osunsade • Arlene Thayer • Stacie Tobin

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JoAnn Z. Ioannou, DNP, GBMC HealthCare celebrates the achievements of MBA, RN, NEA-BC each of the distinguished women honored and proudly salutes three of our own for receiving this recognition.

On behalf of the GBMC HealthCare Board of Directors, medical staff, employees and volunteers, we thank you for your exceptional leadership, sustained achievement and commitment to the Senior Vice President of Patient Care Services communities we serve. Chief Nursing Officer

Elizabeth A. Heidi Kenny- Dovec, MD Berman, Esq.

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