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Nomination deadline nears for CRBJ’s Women of Influence awards

Jason Thomas //July 27, 2023//

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Nomination deadline nears for CRBJ’s Women of Influence awards

Nomination deadline nears for CRBJ’s Women of Influence awards

Jason Thomas //July 27, 2023//

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The deadline to nominate a difference-maker for the Charleston Regional Business Journal’s Women of Influence awards is fast approaching.

The nomination process ends Aug. 15. Click here to access the nomination form.

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.

Honorees have demonstrated exceptional leadership, resilience, and innovation, paving the way for future generations.

Honorees will be recognized during an awards event Oct. 25 at the Francis Marion Hotel in downtown Charleston, and in a special section of the Charleston Regional Business Journal.

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