Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
Springfield Business Journal honored its 2009 class of Most Influential Women at a Sept. 25 luncheon that drew hundreds to the University Plaza Convention Center. The event, which honored 20 local women from myriad backgrounds and businesses, also featured a silent auction that raised more than $8,500 for Woman in Need of the Ozarks, a Springfield-based nonprofit that helps working women who don’t qualify for government assistance.
