Women of Achievement
Duke University’s Dr. Lisa Amaya-Jackson focuses her evidence-based research on mental health and trauma of children and health care workers.
Read MoreSen. Natalie Murdock is, first and foremost, an advocate. She comes from a long lineage of equality fighters in North Carolina.
Read MoreBeloved dance instructor Gerri Houlihan has worked with studios across the globe through the American Dance Festival for four decades.
Read MoreConstanza Gómez-Joines has spent 25 years at Durham Tech ensuring that the Hispanic community has access to the best resources.
Read MoreThis Durham parent partnered with a former co-worker to launch Persnickety, an e-commerce gifting business, last year
Read MoreSurface 678 CEO and President Swati Khimesra hopes to inspire the next generation of female leaders and those seeking a career in landscape architecture
Read MoreAnna Gibala started Moonbelly Meat Co. in Durham last year to bring an inclusive approach to whole-animal butchery
Read MoreWhen Kristine Wylie first joined JewelSmith, she did not expect that a couple years later, she would soon become one of the owners and not only that but gain an important mentor.
Read MoreNina King is Duke’s first woman and person of color to fill the role of athletic director – and one of only six women leading athletic departments among the 69 Power Five schools
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