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Women of Distinction Breakfast

27th Annual Women of Distinction Breakfast

        Thank you for joining us on Wednesday, October 23, 2019  at Cipriani 42nd Street as we honored outstanding Women of Distinction.

Please check back soon for more information on our 28th Annual Women of Distinction Breakfast.

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Michelle Gadsden-Williams
Managing Director – Human Resources
North America Inclusion & Diversity Lead
Accenture

Sang J. Lee
Chief Executive Officer, Volta Talent Strategies, LLC
Co-Founder, jurdu.com
Founder, SJL Attorney Search, LLC

Carolyne Murff
Senior Vice President,
Head of Asset Management
LS Power

Cara Stein
Chief Talent Officer, NBCUniversal

Heidi Wood
Senior Vice President, Strategy and Technology
L3 Technologies

2019-2020 Future Woman of Distinction

Ella Gwyn Guenther
Ambassador Girl Scout,
Troop 3199

Women of Distinction Breakfast Committee

Monique Herena, Co-Chair
Robert Ouimette, Co-Chair
Menna Samaha, Co-Chair
Kim Bourne
Sabrina Browne
Barbara Cooperman
Lauren Drell
Suzanne Gluck
Jim Gundell
Stephanie K. Schnabel
Davia Temin
Patrice Tanaka
Belanne Ungarelli
Kristy Wallace

About the Women of Distinction Breakfast

Each fall, the Girl Scouts of Greater New York gathers on or around Girl Scout founder Juliette Gordon Low’s birthday to honor Women of Distinction who serve as role models of ethical leadership for the girls we serve. We also honor one extraordinary Girl Scout each year who represents the ideals inherent in Girl Scouting with the Future Woman of Distinction Award.

Over the Women of Distinction Breakfast’s 27-year history we have honored many extraordinary women. Our list of past honorees includes Maria Bartiromo, Trish McEvoy, Christine Quinn, Deborah Roberts, and Vera Wang to name a few.

About the Future Woman of Distinction Award

The Future Woman of Distinction Award is given to one Ambassador Girl Scout in New York City each year who represents the ideals inherent in Girl Scouting through her participation in and commitment to community service, high academic achievement, leadership skills and ability to communicate the value of Girl Scouting.

About the Girl Scouts of Greater New York

Since 1913, the Girl Scouts of Greater New York has served more than five million girls in New York City, preparing them to lead with courage, confidence and character, to make the world a better place. Today, we serve over 31,000 girls ages 5 to 18 in every zip code of New York City’s five boroughs. 70% of the girls we serve come from low-to-moderate income homes; their participation is heavily subsidized by the Council.

Proceeds from the Women of Distinction Breakfast benefit leadership programs for the over 31,000 girls reached by Girl Scouting in New York City.


For more information, please contact Danielle Alden.