HIGHLIGHTING THE LATEST NEWS AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF LGW MEMBERS

2002

Julie Rosenthal’s ('02) company, JR Communications, was honored as one of six small businesses recognized by PNC's Going to Bat for Small Business program at Nationals Park

2003

Karen Dale (’03) has been named a 2025 Innovator in Healthcare by Washington Business Journal

2012

Abby Fenton (’12) is featured on Washington Business Journal’s 2025 list of Women Who Mean Business

2014

Lauralyn Lee (’14) is featured on Washington Business Journal’s 2025 list of Women Who Mean Business

2015

Kirra Jarratt’s (’15) organization, DC Bar Foundation, was honored with the 2025 Partnership for Success Award by the National Conference of Bar Foundations

2017

Rose Johnson (’17) is featured on Washington Business Journal’s 2025 list of Women Who Mean Business

2018

Torine Creppy (’18) has been named one of Women We Admire's Top 50 Women Leaders in Nonprofit for 2025

Timothy Johnson ('18) has been named the new President & CEO of the Greater Clark Foundation

Tycely Williams ('18) has been named one of Women We Admire's Top 50 Women Leaders in Nonprofit for 2025

2020

Ariel Levinson-Waldman (’20) has been named a 2025 Innovator in Healthcare by Washington Business Journal

2021

Kate Davey ('21) has been named Chief Operating Officer of WAMU

2024

Joe Paul ('24) has written a book, AI for Good, about unlocking the power of artificial intelligence to build a better world 

Kim Sullivan (’24) is featured on Washington Business Journal’s 2025 list of Women Who Mean Business

2025

Jeanelle Johnson (’25) is featured on Washington Business Journal’s 2025 list of Women Who Mean Business

Kamilah McAfee (’25) is featured on Washington Business Journal’s 2025 list of Women Who Mean Business

Brian Pieninck ('25) will be stepping down as President and CEO of CareFirst to take a new role as CEO of GuideWell Mutual Holding Corporation