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Hanover Research’s K-12 Educator Learning Center Nominated for a 2024 District Administration Top EdTech Products Award


Hanover Research’s K-12 professional development platform is a finalist in the 2024 FETC EdTech Products Awards.

ARLINGTON, Va., Nov. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Hanover Research, a leading provider of actionable data, insights, and guidance to K-12 district leaders, has announced that its K-12 Educator Learning Center (ELC) has been selected as a finalist in the 2024 District Administration Top EdTech Products Awards. These annual awards celebrate exceptional educational technology products and services.

Hanover’s Educator Learning Center is a professional development platform that uses engaging, interactive content to support teachers and principals on the critical needs facing K-12 school districts. The professional learning platform is dedicated to improving teacher quality and effectiveness, expanding teacher capabilities and resources, and making teacher learning sustainable, useful, and convenient.‥The ELC includes customizable professional learning modules, resource library, peer discussion boards, and implementation support to help districts translate professional learning into classroom practice.

The District Administration Top EdTech Products Awards honor the most outstanding education technology products on the market, celebrating innovation, and impact in K-12 education.

“We are so proud to have our K-12 Educator Learning Center recognized as a finalist for the FETC Awards,” said Sid Phillips, chief growth officer at Hanover Research. “This nomination is a reflection of our dedication to empowering districts with the tools that teachers need to inspire and educate the next generation. Being selected as a finalist endorses Hanover’s commitment to providing high-quality, interactive professional development for educators and insights for administrators.”‥

The winners of the District Administration Top EdTech Products Awards will be announced at the Future of Education Technology Conference, taking place at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, from January 23rd to January 26th, 2024.

For more information about Hanover Research’s K-12 Educator Learning Center, please visit: Hanover’s K-12 Educator Learning Center.

About Hanover Research‥

Founded in 2003, Hanover Research is a global research and analytics firm that delivers market intelligence through a unique, fixed-fee model to more than 1,000 clients. Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, Hanover employs high-caliber market researchers, analysts, and account executives to provide a service that is revolutionary in its combination of flexibility and affordability. Hanover was named a Top 50 Market Research Firm by the American Marketing Association. To learn more about Hanover Research, visit www.hanoverresearch.com.‥

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Jordan Wells, Hanover Research, 1 2025590050, [email protected], www.hanoverresearch.com 

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CoolIT Systems Showcases OEM and Enterprise Data Center Liquid Cooling at SC23


“With the growing demand for advanced cooling technologies, our customers need systems that integrate effortlessly,” states Brandon Peterson, Senior VP, Business Development at CoolIT Systems. “Our proficiency spans product validation, system design, deployment and maintenance. We’re committed to delivering dependable data center cooling options, whether through a standalone RDHx or a comprehensive, warranty-backed DLC system.”

Representing CoolIT’s data center direct liquid cooling solutions at SC23 will be its flagship coolant distribution units, the CHx200, CHx80, and the newly introduced CHx500. In addition to these units, attendees can experience the newly released DLC-enabled RDHx which is validated to the industry’s most stringent requirements and can be installed on their own or as an integral part of a Direct Liquid Cooling system.

The exhibition will also feature products developed in partnership with major server OEMs such as Gigabyte, Supermicro, and more. CoolIT Systems is set to display its advanced cold plates installed on GIGABYTE’s High-Density Servers, the AMD H273-Z80 and Intel H263-S63 2U 4-node systems. Furthermore, booth #807 will showcase CoolIT’s liquid cooling solutions on Supermicro’s X13 Superblade server, equipped with Dual 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors.

SC23 brings together thousands of attendees from the international high-performance computing community: a gathering of scientists, engineers, researchers, educators, programmers, system administrators, and developers that is unequaled in the world. Recognizing the significance of this event, CoolIT Systems is proud to support and participate actively with a dedicated booth.

For a firsthand experience and further insight into our liquid cooling technology, visit CoolIT at #Booth 807 at SC23. Our cooling specialists are on hand to guide you through our products and answer any questions. Visitors can contact also CoolIT in advance to arrange a meeting at: [email protected]

About CoolIT Systems:
CoolIT Systems is renowned for its scalable liquid cooling solutions tailored for the world’s most challenging computing contexts. In both enterprise data centers and high-performance computing domains, CoolIT collaborates with global OEM server design leaders, formulating efficient and trustworthy liquid cooling solutions. In the desktop enthusiast arena, CoolIT delivers unmatched performance for a diverse range of gaming setups. Their modular Direct Liquid Cooling technology, DLC™, empowers dramatic spikes in rack densities, component efficacy, and power savings. Jointly, CoolIT and its allies are pioneering the large-scale adoption of sophisticated cooling techniques.

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Beef Checkoff-Funded Educator Program Helps Cultivate New Generation of Informed Consumers


“As much as I enjoy farming, my true passion is education,” Wood said. “I was a teacher for 32 years, working in pre-K and elementary classrooms. Every fall when I’d bring cornstalks with ears attached to my classroom for a door display, many students wanted to know how I ‘made that corn’ because it didn’t look like the corn that was a part of last Sunday’s dinner. I was able to explain the differences between field corn and sweet corn. However, in urban areas, teachers usually don’t have an agricultural background, which is why sharing the farming experience with them through programs like On The Farm is so important.”

The twelfth and most recent On The Farm in-person tour took place in June, when 29 teachers and school administrators representing 70,000 students traveled to Colorado for an event hosted by the Colorado Beef Council. Participants visited with experts from across the cattle industry to better understand how to integrate animal agriculture into their STEM classrooms back home.

Day One included learning about elements of cattle feed. Attendees also began developing their own lesson plans centered around the involvement of STEM in the beef cattle life cycle. On Day Two, attendees toured Colorado State University’s AgNext research facility to learn about methane measurement and how researchers observe and research cannulated cows.

In addition to the in-person tours, the program included two pre-tour webinars that led up to the multi-day, in-the-field, immersive experience, one post-tour webinar and a structured professional development community. Previous On The Farm STEM tours have taken place in Portland (OR), Oklahoma City, Los Angeles, Nashville, Minneapolis, Fort Worth, Philadelphia, Syracuse (NY), Kansas City and Boston, providing different agricultural perspectives from around the country.

“AFBFA’s efforts go beyond the On The Farm tours,” Wood said. “They work with teachers across the country to integrate Checkoff-funded elementary, middle and high school beef curriculums into their lesson plans in multiple ways, like offering free resources, virtual workshops and so much more.”

By offering these well-rounded, immersive programs, the Beef Checkoff is giving hundreds of educators the knowledge and tools to effectively introduce students to beef production and the care and commitment beef producers dedicate to their herds.

“Connecting agriculture with science helps these STEM educators foster a new generation of consumers who are better informed about beef and beef production,” Wood said. “That’s incredibly important in today’s world where so much misinformation about agriculture and beef production exists. As a producer and an educator, I want consumers to better understand agriculture’s remarkable impact on us all – and the Beef Checkoff is helping make that happen.”

For more information about the Cattlemen’s Beef Board or the Beef Checkoff and its programs –promotion, research, foreign marketing, industry information, consumer information and safety – visit DrivingDemandforBeef.com.

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Lynette Von Minden, Swanson Russell, 1 (402) 437-6457, [email protected], www.swansonrussell.com 

Sarah Metzler, Cattlemen’s Beef Board, 1 (303) 220-9890, [email protected], www.drivingdemandforbeef.com 

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AltaPointe Health’s Supported Employment Program Empowers Individuals with Serious Mental Illness to Find Meaningful Work and Independence


Each person’s needs, preferences, and abilities are recognized and documented to create a customized employment plan. This individualized profile helps AltaPointe employment specialists work with the individual to identify job opportunities that match their skills, interests, and goals.
Once employed, individuals receive ongoing support, including coaching, counseling, and job accommodations, to help them succeed in their chosen roles.

This approach aims to reduce stigma related to mental health in the workplace, both among employers and coworkers. It focuses on helping individuals become fully integrated into the workforce and community, promoting a sense of belonging and purpose.

“AltaPointe’s Supported Employment program is a valuable service that recognizes the unique challenges individuals diagnosed with a serious mental illness face and strives to create inclusive and supportive work environments where they can thrive. It’s an important step in promoting mental health and reducing the disparities faced in the workplace,” Tuerk Schlesinger, AltaPointe Health CEO, shared. “Furthermore, competitive employment is integral to recovery and supports AltaPointe’s mission to promote wellness for the populations we serve.”

The argument that individuals with a serious mental illness should not or cannot work is empty, as many can and do work effectively. AltaPointe’s current agency-wide data shows that 19.77% of adult consumers with a serious mental illness (SMI) work in competitive jobs, with 12.97% working full-time and 6.80% working part-time.

For more information on the Supported Employment Program, please call (251) 450-4301 or visit https://altapointe.org/services/supported-employment/.

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April Douglas, AltaPointe Health, 251-544-4639, [email protected], altapointe.org 

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Vizalogix and Texada Forge Strategic Alliance to Bring AR Tech to the Construction Industry


Together, Vizalogix and Texada aim to make significant changes in the construction equipment landscape. Vizalogix’s expertise in creating user-centric digital tools, combined with Texada’s history of innovation, means exciting developments for everyone involved.

About Texada Software

Texada Software, a leader in equipment business management, delivers SaaS and mobile applications for equipment dealerships and rental companies. Learn more at www.texadasoftware.com.

About Vizalogix, Inc.

Vizalogix is a Hub of Engagement Layers designed to enhance interactions with customers, Equipment Dealers, and Manufacturers. Unlike platforms, our engagement layers integrate effortlessly with your existing ERP, DMS, or CRMs, ensuring your team can stay focused without the disruptions typical of complex platform implementations. With our user-centric design, onboarding any of our engagement layers is quick and IT-free, setting you on a path to exceed your customers’ service expectations and productivity goals in no time. Learn more at www.vizalogix.com

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Tony Carrasco, VizaLogix, 1 941-404-5452, [email protected], www.vizalogix.com

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Plates On Deck Announces Exciting Pop-Up Events during Florida Black Restaurant Week 2023


Plates On Deck, led by culinary experts Ken James (Chef Ken) and Ziomara Taveras, is set to dazzle at Florida Black Restaurant Week from November 10th to 19th, 2023. Known for their exceptional catering, private chef services, and innovative pop-up events, Plates On Deck is ready to make its mark in the Sunshine State. With a commitment to fresh flavors and community collaboration, they will showcase their culinary prowess with signature seafood boils and a delectable Elevated Southern Soul Plate during the event. Join them for a flavorful journey and enjoy a 20% discount on preorders using promo code BRW2023 at their website.

ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Plates On Deck, a culinary powerhouse led by the dynamic duo of Ken James (Chef Ken) and Ziomara Taveras, is thrilled to participate in Florida Black Restaurant Week from November 10th to 19th, 2023. Known for their exceptional catering, private chef services, and innovative pop-up events, Plates On Deck is set to take the Sunshine State by storm.

Plates On Deck has been a culinary sensation, operating out of two licensed locations: a commissary kitchen in Orlando since August 2020 and, more recently, Catapult Lakeland since February 2023. Their commitment to flavor, freshness, and community collaboration has earned them a dedicated following.

During Florida Black Restaurant Week, Chef Ken will bring his culinary magic to the forefront. The pop-up events will feature his Signature Seafood Boils and the Elevated Southern Soul Plate, a delectable dish that includes a Jumbo Lump Cajun Crab Cake, Honey Bourbon Shrimp or Honey Bourbon Chicken, and a trio of mouthwatering sides: the five cheese Mac Attack, Double Baked Candy Yam with a white chocolate drizzle, and SautIed Collard Greens, locally and hydroponically grown in Central Florida by the black-owned Black Sheep Farms, thanks to a partnership with owner and former pro baseball player, Dee Strange-Gordon. Black Sheep Farms, a minority-owned farm, stands out as a beacon of diversity in the farming industry. With less than 4% of farms in the US being black-owned and less than 10% being hydroponic, Black Sheep Farms is breaking the mold. Their owner, Dee Strange-Gordon, known for his impressive Major League Baseball career, is now dedicated to giving back to his local community through his work at Black Sheep Farms.

The Florida Black Restaurant Week journey begins on Friday, November 10th, with the Dixieland Night Market in Lakeland, running from 6pm to 11pm. The culinary extravaganza continues on Sunday, November 12th, from 1pm to 4pm, in Downtown Lakeland at the Catapult pop-up window, offering an eclectic soul lunch with a picturesque view of Lake Mirror.

The Plates On Deck team then heads to Orlando for a unique collaboration on Tuesday, November 14th, from 5pm to 8pm. They are teaming up with another outstanding black-owned food establishment, Full Press Juicery, led by co-owner Lydia Hobbs to bring you “Take Over Tuesday – Black Restaurant Week Edition”. Located inside LA Fitness Metro West, Full Press Juicery offers fresh-pressed juices like the BIG Juicy and Pink Passion, as well as healthy bites. Full Press Juicery, also known as, “FPJ” is a faith-based, minority, veteran-owned and family-operated business that was inspired by the need to provide accessibility to those looking to make healthy choices and to make sure those healthy choices taste good.

The grand finale of Florida Black Restaurant Week awaits at Hideout Orlando, the newest and hottest event venue in the city, owned by Dominique James and Trevor Stewart. The Hideout Orlando and Plates On Deck are teaming up for a family-friendly, happy hour “Black Restaurant Week Florida Classic Kickoff,” showcasing several talented local black-owned vendors. This event is set to be the only family-friendly, happy hour kickoff to Florida Classic in Orlando, offering an array of delights, including food, drinks, desserts, music, and shopping. Florida Classic Weekend is a time where college friends reunite, families come together, and fans show out for a historic HBCU Showdown between the FAMU Rattlers and B-CU Wildcats. Thousands of fans and alumni alike watch these two schools battle it out on the gridiron for bragging rights.

Plates On Deck invites everyone to savor the flavors, celebrate community, and join in the festivities during Florida Black Restaurant Week. It’s a culinary journey you won’t want to miss. Enjoy a 20% discount on all food and beverage preorders using the promo code BRW2023 at: https://platesondeck-popups.square.site/.

For more information about Plates On Deck and the pop-up events during Florida Black Restaurant Week, please contact Chef Ken at [email protected] or visit https://myplatesondeck.com.

About Plates On Deck:

Plates On Deck is a culinary venture founded by Ken James (Chef Ken) and Ziomara Taveras, offering exceptional catering, private chef services, and innovative pop-up events. Known for their commitment to fresh, flavorful cuisine and community collaboration, Plates On Deck has established itself as a culinary powerhouse in Florida.

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Chef Ken, Plates On Deck, 1 321-245-9277, [email protected], https://myplatesondeck.com

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Newline Interactive Ranked Number 489 Fastest-Growing Company in North America on the 2023 Deloitte Technology Fast 500™


Newline attributes 238% Revenue Growth to expanding product line and industry-leading service and support

ALLEN, Texas, Nov. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Newline Interactive today announced it ranked 489 on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500™, a ranking of the fastest-growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, fintech, and energy tech companies in North America, now in its 29th year. Newline grew 238% during this period.

Newline’s President, Chris Bradford, credits strong product lineup and industry-leading service and support with the company’s 238% revenue growth. He said, “Newline’s continued growth can be attributed to our expanding product lineup which meets our customer’s needs, and our industry-leading service and support, which keeps our customers satisfied and coming back to us as their technology solution partner.”

“Each year we look forward to reviewing the progress and innovations of our Technology Fast 500 winners. This year is especially celebratory as we expand the number of winners to better represent just how many companies are developing new ideas to progress our society and the world, especially during a slow economy,” said Paul Silverglate, vice chair, Deloitte LLP and U.S. technology sector leader. “While software and services and life sciences continue to dominate the top 10, we are encouraged to see other categories making their mark. Congratulations to all the winners who show us how creativity, hard work and perseverance can lead to success.”

“As for growing companies, it’s always rewarding to be recognized for the ongoing commitment it takes to navigate obstacles, transform when necessary and ultimately create a thriving business,” said Christie Simons, partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP and industry leader for technology, media and telecommunications within Deloitte’s audit and assurance practice. “Over the nearly 30 years we’ve been compiling the Technology Fast 500, we’ve seen new categories emerge, growth rates explode, and certain regional markets shine from the bright talent they attract. We are proud of all the winners for achieving this well-deserved honor.”

This is the fifth time Newline has made the Technology Fast 500™ list. Newline previously ranked No. 480 as a Technology Fast 500™ award-winner in 2021, No. 266 in 2020, No. 144 in 2019, and No. 81 in 2018.

Overall, the 2023 Technology Fast 500 companies achieved revenue growth ranging from 201% to 222,189% over the three-year time frame from 2019 to 2022, with an average growth rate of 1,934% and a median growth rate of 497%.

About the 2023 Deloitte Technology Fast 500

Now in its 29th year, the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 provides a ranking of the fastest-growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, fintech, and energy tech companies — both public and private — in North America. Technology Fast 500 award winners are selected based on percentage fiscal year revenue growth from 2019 to 2022.

In order to be eligible for Technology Fast 500 recognition, companies must own proprietary intellectual property or technology that is sold to customers in products that contribute to a majority of the company’s operating revenues. Companies must have base-year operating revenues of at least US$50,000, and current-year operating revenues of at least US$5 million. Additionally, companies must be in business for a minimum of four years and be headquartered within North America.

About Newline Interactive

Headquartered in Allen, Texas, Newline Interactive is a leading supplier of interactive touch screens and innovative software that increases productivity and enables collaboration. Newline Interactive develops products that help organizations in a wide range of vertical markets including financial services, education, healthcare, law enforcement, manufacturing, municipalities, and legal services.

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Ashlea Dunagan, Newline Interactive, 1 8882330868, [email protected], https://newline-interactive.com/usa/

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The Exeter Group Expands Support for Veterans and First Responders


There are nearly five million veterans that have a service-related disability. In addition, an estimated 30% of first responders will suffer a physical or stress-related injury while serving.

“While eligible for a variety of public and private support programs, these individuals also deserve our support for their sacrifice,” continued Exeter. “We choose benefactor organizations on the basis of the quality of their outreach and the proportion of contributions that reach eligible recipients,” he added.

Exeter cited the company’s core values as a driver for its program of giving, particularly the core value of accountability.

“If we ask our employees to take responsibility for their actions and their impact on our clients, as a company we must also act responsibly when it comes to our community,” he explained. “We are grateful for the success we have enjoyed over our 20 years, and we want to share that success through corporate giving that touches those most in need.”

About The Exeter Group of Companies

The Exeter Group of Companies includes businesses that offer diversified financial services designed to help investors build and preserve wealth through various tax deferral or tax exclusion strategies.

Exeter 1031 Exchange Services, LLC is headquartered in San Diego, California, and serves as a Qualified Intermediary. Exeter 1031 administers Forward, Reverse, Improvement and Zero-Equity 1031 Exchange transactions nationwide, and is one of the few Qualified Intermediaries that has any kind of regulatory oversight.

Exeter Trust Company is headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyoming and is licensed, regulated, and audited by the Wyoming Division of Banking. Exeter Trust administers separate, segregated, dual-signature Qualified Trust Accounts for 1031 Exchange transactions, IRAs and Individual 401(k) Plans with an emphasis in non-traditional or alternative assets, Title Holding Trusts (Land Trusts), Specialty Holding Escrows and Custody Services.

Exeter Asset Services Corporation is headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and services as an Exchange Accommodation Titleholder. Exeter Asset acquires and holds, or “parks” legal title to real property for investors’ Reverse and Improvement 1031 Exchange transactions. Exeter Asset Services Corporation administers safe and non-safe harbor Reverse and Improvement 1031 Exchange strategies.

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Phuong Tran, The Exeter Group, 1 (307) 222-8750, [email protected], http://www.exeterco.com

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Kansas City Hosts First Annual Young Enterprising Women Mentoring Forum


Dana Hetrick, President of Lucas Commercial Flooring and chair of the Kansas City Young Enterprising Women Mentoring Forum stated, “It’s exciting to bring this to Kansas City’s next generation of women leaders. The programming was incredible, and our committee’s hearts are full after hearing the wonderful conversations that were held between the students and mentors and witnessing how committed these young women are to setting and achieving career goals”.

The following Kansas City non-profit and for-profit women business leaders served as panelists, mentors and/or committee members:

  • Christian Barnes, Better Homes & Gardens
  • Audrey Navarro, Clemons Real Estate
  • Rebecca Stowe, Design Supply Doors
  • Michele Markham, EAG Advertising & Marketing
  • Jeanette Prenger, ECCO Select
  • Erin Merrill, Eskie & Associates
  • Julie Pierce, Henderson Engineers
  • Ava Amirahmadi, International Architects
  • Nina Kimbrough Johnson, Johnson County Christmas Bureau
  • Dana Hetrick, Lucas Commercial Flooring Group
  • Arielle Nash, the Nash Group
  • Elizabeth McFadden, Novella Brandhouse
  • Asia Jones, ReStart, Inc.
  • Leslie Kohlmeyer, Show Me KC Schools
  • Maria Landoni, Sur Landscape Architecture
  • Michelle Suter, Suter Commercial Law

At the conclusion of the event, four students were awarded scholarships to attend the Enterprising Women of the Year Awards Celebration & Conference in Orlando, Florida in April, 2024, for networking, workshops, and leadership training with women entrepreneurs. These students were selected by school leaders out of the nearly 100 girls that attended from DeLaSalle, Kansas City Girls Preparatory Academy, Ewing Marion Kauffman School, and Lincoln College Preparatory Academy.

Kansas City’s first annual Young Enterprising Women Mentoring Forum was sponsored by EAG Advertising & Marketing and WWMB 2018, NAWBO Kansas City, ECCO Select, Lucas Commercial Flooring, and Show Me KC Schools, in coordination with the Young Enterprising Women Foundation and Institute of Consumer Money Management.

About Enterprising Women Foundation

The Enterprising Women Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization and sister organization of Enterprising Women magazine, is hosting a series of mentoring events around the U.S. to connect outstanding high school girls with an interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) with outstanding women entrepreneurs in their local community. Learn more at https://www.enterprisingwomenfoundation.org/.

Media Contact

Dana Hetrick, Lucas Commercial Flooring Group, Inc., 1 8167527091, [email protected]

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Women We Admire Announces Top 50 Women Leaders of Kansas for 2023


Women We Admire is pleased to announce The Top 50 Women Leaders of Kansas for 2023

NEW YORK, Nov. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Women We Admire is pleased to announce The Top 50 Women Leaders of Kansas for 2023. Frequently referred to as the epitome of the American heartland, there is no shortage of reasons to fall in love with Kansas. As many people know, the state is famous for being the air and wheat capital of the world, a prominent beef supplier, and Dorothy’s home state in The Wizard of Oz. But what some may not realize is how much Kansas’s economy is flourishing. In addition to its strong agriculture sector, the state also benefits from a diverse range of industries, including aerospace, energy, military, finance, manufacturing, and real estate, among others.

Central to this booming economy, there has been a notable rise in the representation of women in leadership positions, especially within leading companies located in Wichita and Topeka. Women now occupy prominent roles across diverse sectors, introducing fresh perspectives, innovative concepts, and inclusive decision-making approaches. This not only enhances organizational effectiveness but also fosters a more dynamic and thriving economy for the state of Kansas.

Among the honorees for this year, we have Rochelle Stringer, who serves as the General Counsel overseeing North, Central, and South America operations for Huhtamaki. In this capacity, Stringer is responsible for the management of all legal and corporate compliance affairs for 21 manufacturing facilities, encompassing approximately 4,500 employees and generating $1.5 billion in sales.

Another notable awardee is Raechel Peters, the President of BenefitsMe. With a background deeply rooted in marketing, Peters has garnered recognition from the Wichita Business Journal as a nominee for the 40 Under 40 award and is now a distinguished member of the 2023-2024 WBJ Career Women cohort. This year’s honors also extend to Pamela Breuckmann, who currently holds the positions of CEO and President at Ferrell Capital. Prior to her tenure at Ferrell in 2007, Breuckmann served as the Chief Financial Officer for a specialty finance company with a $500 million loan portfolio.

Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of The Top 50 Women Leaders of Kansas for 2023.

Taryn Owen (TrueBlue), Tracey Biles (Ascension), Jane Mandigo (Swiss Re), Laura Lopez (American Heart Association | American Stroke Association), Olivia Law-Delrosso (Building Belonging Consulting), Michelle Boylan (Veterans Administration), Janet Thompson (CBIZ), Vanessa Zambo (Terracon), Julianna Rieschick, RN, MSN, NEA-BC (Providence Medical Center), Jennifer Lindsey (Corbion), Sheryl Wagner (Terracon), Wendy Hill (Netsmart), Lynne Murray (Baker University), Pamela Breuckmann (Ferrell Capital), Dawn Hill (Homestead Assisted Living & Memory Care), Christina Beaird (Professional Engineering Consultants), Cori Kohlmeier (Advantage Marketing), Min. Nina Shaw-Woody (Kansas Family Advisory Network), Betsy Sears (ExamOne, a Quest Diagnostics Co.), Raechel Peters (BenefitsMe), Mahathi Reddy (A Golden World Inc.), April Shellhouse (Pfizer), Kelly Hancox (Garmin International), B. Jan Middendorf, PhD (Kansas State University), Marcia Hornung (Kansas State University), and many others.

To view the full list, visit https://thewomenweadmire.com/2023/11/06/the-top-women-leaders-of-kansas-for-2023/

About Women We Admire

Women We Admire provides news and information on today’s women leaders in business, entertainment, sports, motherhood, medicine, law, and many other fields. We cover a broad range of topics and areas of interest aimed at recognizing the achievements of exceptional women while inspiring others to aim high and continue their journey towards reaching their full potential. Women We Admire and its affiliates circulate its content to over 32,000 individuals and businesses.

Media Contact

Editor, Women We Admire, 1 609-365-7014, [email protected], https://thewomenweadmire.com/

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