Nationally The Spectrum Circle’s founder and CEO, Karen Maria Alston, will honor eight influential women on May 20, 2022. Honorees will be recognized for career success and commitment to empowering women. Over 180 people will celebrate women’s accomplishments. This event takes place from 12:00-3:00 EST at the Fairmont Hotel in Washington, D.C.
“The Spectrum Circle is a community of women and a development platform that allows the sharing of ideas, experiences, and life lessons. Now, more than ever, women’s stories are crucial to our country’s future. We live in a changing global society, but bias, soft bigotry, and politics continue to affect our daily lives,” said Karen. “A dream fulfilled.” From a 2015 white paper to a corporate-backed platform. Women must support, uplift, and share their stories. Future generations depend on us to fight gender inequality.
Sharnita Jackson, Victoria Foundation vice president (Arts); Minyon Moore, Dewey Square Group principal (Social Impact); Nicole Fisher Roberts, founder, and CEO of Health and Human Rights Strategies, Inc. (Policy); Terri Hines, Fox Sports executive vice president (Media); Franchon Crews-Dezurn, professional boxer (Sports); Maggy Francois, entrepreneur, and educator (Business); Meedie L. Bardonille, RN, FCN, PCCN-K ( (Legal).
The Spectrum Circle was founded in 2015 by female researchers, educators, creatives, executives, leaders, innovators, drivers, and influencers in business or industry to help women achieve gender equality and expand what is possible. The Spectrum Circle uses unique events, training, and workforce development to expose women to leaders’ stories and experiences.
Shawn Yancy, NBC4 Washington anchor, will host this year’s luncheon. AT&T, Greystone, Fox Sports, Blunt Group Strategies, Giant Food, Women’s Global Initiative, and TV One are sponsors. Visit TheSpectrumCircle.com and the 2019 Spectrum Award winners for more information.
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Spectrum Circle is a development platform and community of women who use their life stories, experiences, authentic conversations, and backgrounds to change perceptions, inform others, and inspire women to follow their unique paths to success. By doing so, they address gender inequity in the workplace. The Spectrum Circle brand is based on a Marvel superhero named Spectrum who uses energy to change the world.
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