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Deadline extended for Women of Influence nominations

Staff Report //June 9, 2023//

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Deadline extended for Women of Influence nominations

Deadline extended for Women of Influence nominations

Staff Report //June 9, 2023//

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Nominations have been extended for the Columbia Regional Business Report’s 2023 Women of Influence Awards.

The Women of Influence Awards recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of women from various industries and sectors, including business, entrepreneurship, public service, education and community engagement. These women have demonstrated exceptional leadership, resilience, and innovation, paving the way for future generations.

Click here to nominate someone.

Honorees will be recognized during an event at the Columbia DoubleTree Hotel in the last week of July. The Columbia Regional Business Report is excited to honor the trailblazers, visionaries, and leaders who are making a difference in our region's business landscape.

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