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Leading Women Winners 2016

Stephanie Amponsah

Urban Alliance

Kendra Brown

The Congressional Black Caucus

Rachel Brown

Sisi ni Amani International

Kate Nolan Bryden

AMK Partners LLC

Sarah Cline

Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker P.A.

Joanna L. Diamond

Planned Parenthood of Maryland

Jennifer Dodson

Adashmore Creative

Anna Dreyer Ph.D., CFA

T. Rowe Price

Lisa Goldberg

Medifast Inc.

Catherine E. Grason

Maryland Insurance Administration

Dominica Groom

Marriott International

Alexandra Gubin, MSW, LCSW-C

Johns Hopkins Medicine, The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults

Erin R. Guiffre

Kramon & Graham P.A.

Monica Garcia Harms

Stein Sperling Bennett De Jong Driscoll PC

Rebecca Hauser

The Painted Palette

Amy Hennen

Maryland Volunteer Lawyer Service (MVLS)

Jennieve M. Hill

Howard County Public Schools

Rachel Hirsch

Ifrah PLLC

Caroline L. Hubbard

Itineris Inc.

Christina Betancourt Johnson

Rebuilding Together Montgomery County

Sarah B. Kahl

Venable LLP

Ruth O. Katz

Lerch, Early & Brewer Chtd.

Heidi L. Klotzman

HeidnSeek Entertainment LLC

Talley H-S. Kovacs, Esq.

Pessin Katz Law P.A.

Nicole Lentini

Semmes Bowens & Semmes

Megan Davey Limarzi, Esq.

Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene

Carmalita March-Harris

March Funeral Homes

Jessica Markham

Markham Law Firm

Lexer Quamie Mayers

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Wendy Sare Meadows

Howanski, Meadows & Erdman LLC

Danielle Meister

Baltimore City Homeless Services Program

Ana Luisa Mendoza

Northrop Grumman

Aimee Metrick

Comcast

Kathy Michel

Goucher College

Adora Ndu

United States Public Health Service

Julie Palakovich Carr

City of Rockville

Megan Maguire Priolo

Greater Baltimore Medical Center

Jessica Quincosa

Maryland Legal Aid

Nabila Rahman

CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield

Ashley Riddle

Up Do’s for I Do’s

Sharon Riser

The Temple Frederick & Annapolis Paul Mitchell Partner School

Alicia N. Ritchie

Miles & Stockbridge

Ann Marie Rotz

Rotz Law Offices LLC

Alicia D.D. Spoor, Au.D.

Designer Audiology LLC

Jaymi Sterling

St. Mary’s County State’s Attorney’s Office

Rachel Tate

Montgomery County Public Schools

Teresa D. Teare

Shawe Rosenthal LLP

Nichole Baccala Ward

TBC Inc.

Dr. Leana Wen

Baltimore City

Tina C. Williams

TCecure LLC

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