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Awmatxgala2020 Thank You to Our Sponsors #AWMATXGALA2020 T HANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS PARTICIPATING SPONSORS 2019-20 MBERS 20 AWM BOARD ME CHRISTINA RINKEN AMY ANDERSON MARIA CHRISTY DOROTHY FABIANICH KXAN ANDERSON BARNETT BINDERS Austin Woman iHeartMedia Tealium Retired Magazine / Alpine Media Technology KATIE EMILY COHEN LAUREN DANI DUDEK KARA FELTON BOURGEOIS Texas Student DOUGLAS The Austin.com Spectrum Reach Spectrum Reach Media - UT Austin Keller Williams Network LORA M LINDSEY CHRISTIE CAMILLE KING LIZ LAND FUNDERBURK HOLLANDER HUMPHRIES Spectrum Reach Frank Erwin Center Retired Spectrum Reach KTBC FOX 7 TAYLOR JORDAN MECH KERI NIELSEN LIZ RUBIO GINNY LINDHOLM CBS Austin & KVUE/TEGNA Statesman/ SCHOGGINS Nextstar Digital Telemundo LOCALiQ Waterloo Media MELANIE CHELSEA C LISA WALLA EMILY YOUNG COTTIER THOMPSON KXAN Spectrum Reach KVUE-TV CBS Austin & Telemundo 2020 AW DARD M SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT: TIANA WOO Tiana Woodard is a junior studying journalism and English at UT- Austin. She’s interned at The Texas Tribune, KUT News and Texas Monthly, and ProPublica selected her this year as a participant in their Emerging Reporters program. This summer, she’ll be working the metro desk as a news intern at The Indianapolis Star. She is actively involved at UT as a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and Investigative Reporters and Editors, Texas Onyx Honor Society, and Texas Orange Jackets service organization, and is the Diversity and Inclusion Director for The Daily Texan. 202 O 0 AWM TRAILBLAZER: AGNES FUCCELL Agnes is a rare gem having been born and raised in Austin, Texas. She attended Anderson High School then went on to St. Edward’s University where she studied business and graduated with her BBA in Business & Marketing. After graduating college, she worked for Hill’s Liquor and Restaurant Supply as a sales representative. In 1989 Brown Distributing Company (BDC) offered her a sales position. She took the job offer and became the first women to be a part of the BDC sales force! She has been with Brown Distributing Company for over 30 years. Agnes has been married to her husband Ronnie for 26 years. Together they have two daughters, Gemma and Veronica. MEET THE RINGMASTERS EX FRANC AL O A past recipient of the AWM Excellence in Media Awards for Radio On-air Personality, Alex Franco is part of the dynamic Booker, Alex and Sara in the Morning show on Mix 94.7. They have been waking up Austin for the last six years and are consistently ranked as one of the top morning shows in the market, winning numerous awards. A 1996 graduate of Hanks High School in El Paso, Texas, Alex moved to Austin in 1991 to figure out what to do with his life. After a brief part-time career at Home Depot and the first male sales person at a Bath & Body Works in Texas, he stumbled into Mix 94.7 in 2000. He met JB & Sandy in 2002 at a station event and was asked to hang in studio one morning. He kept showing up and in 2014, the Booker, Alex and Sara in the Morning show was born. Alex is married to Andria Aguayo, who he knew from high school and they have two beautiful children, Jacob and Alexandria. J MORGAN C Funny, random, and weird pretty much sums up CJ Morgan, who rocks-n-talks weekdays at KROX. He has many self-appointed nicknames including the Burt Reynolds of Radio and The Captain (and is always open to new suggestions). CJ’s career in radio began as a kid when he got a tape recorder for Christmas. In 2002 he hosted a college radio morning show and in 2007 was hired as a part of Waterloo Media’s promotions staff. After a four year stint doing various radio work and weekends/overnights, CJ was hired as an on-air personality full time. When it comes to radio, he’s just about done it all: Videography, broadcast engineering, social media, design, event coordination, and production. Now he’s where he wants to be, rocking YOU at the home of alternative rock, 101X. 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