Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
Roughly 380 people attended Springfield Business Journal’s 16th annual Most Influential Women awards ceremony Oct. 16 at University Plaza. The event recognized 20 women for their business and civic achievements.
SBJ partnered with Springfield nonprofit Women in Need of the Ozarks for the event in an effort to raise money and help provide resources to enable women and offer a hand up. Before the event, the 20 influential women were encouraged to raise funding for WIN, with Lianne Milton, CEO of Branson Tourism Center, raising the most, at over $4,000. Including a silent auction held during the Friday event, WIN raised $17,193.
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