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These are the other honorees:
- Ellen Adams, managing principal of Hanoi Capital Management;
- Nancy Altobello, global vice chair of talent for EY, formerly Ernst and Young.
- Dr. Anne Angevine, an attending physician in the Bennett Cancer Center at Stamford Hospital.
- Sheryl Battles, vice president of communications and diversity strategy at Pitney Bowes;
- Laura Beck, principal at Cummings and Lockwood;
- Paola Garelick, co-founder and owner of Garelick and Herbs.
- Melissa Mulrooney, executive director and chief executive officer of the Stamford Museum and Nature Center.
- Lindsay Sheehy, a partner at Dickstein Shapiro.
- Dr. Stacy Zarakiotis, diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry for the Greenwich Pediatric Dental Group.
- Dr. Felice Zwas, chief of gastroenterology and chairman of the Medical Executive Committee at Greenwich Hospital.
The awards ceremony and luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich, 1800 E. Putnam Ave.
Those interested in purchasing tickets can e-mail Aubrey Grodin at a.grodin@ywcagreenwich.org or buy them online here.
The 11 were chosen by the YWCA Brava committee from more than 60 nominees. To get nominated for the award by a YWCA member, board member or staff, the women must either live or work in Stamford or Greenwich, must be accomplished in their careers, and must show a demonstrated commitment to volunteer work.
"The women honorees, especially this year, really demonstrate an ability to not just get ahead in their careers, to not just raise a family, but also to give back to the community and volunteer. That’s really amazing," said Sheilah Smith, a Greenwich resident and co-chair for the Brava Awards committee at the YWCA.
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