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Tri-State Most Powerful and Influential Women


Sonnia Thomas VP, Global Leadership & Diversity Goldman Sachs	Dr. Debbie L. Sydow President Onondaga Community College	Marti Kopacz Managing Principal Grant Thornton LLP	Connie Weaver Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer TIAA-CREF

Desiree Dancy Chief Diversity Officer & VP Corporate Human Resources The New York Times	Marie Sonde Vice President - Commercial Operations IMS Health	Loretta E. Foley VP, Business Process United Rentals	Andrea Jung Chief Executive Officer Avon

Judith A. Newman Executive VP & President, Scholastic Book Clubs and E-commerce Scholastic, Inc.	Shawn Outler Group VP, Multicultural Merchandising and Vendor Development Macy’s	Nancy J. Di Dia Chief Diversity Officer Boehringer Ingelheim	Radha Subramanyam Senior VP Nielsen Company

Meg Selfe VP, Complex & Embedded Systems IBM	Donna Wilson (Former) Vice President, Global Diversity & Inclusion American Express	Charlsa Broadus Partner Day Pitney LLP	Rebecca Cenni Founder & CEO Atrium Staffing

Carly Sanchez Global Head of Talent Acquisition and Chief Diversity Officer AIG	Lorie Valle-Yanez VP and Chief Diversity Officer Mass Mutual Financial	Elizabeth Powers Partner Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP	Victoria Martin Chief Diversity Officer Chartis Insurance

Donna A. Johnson Group Head, Chief Diversity Officer MasterCard Worldwide	Colleen Flaherty VP, Sales Planning Kraft Foods	Laure E. Park VP, Communications and Investor Relations Quest Diagnostics

View the 2010 Most Powerful and Influential Women of the Tri-State Area