girl scouts of the colonial coast
Each membership year, Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast recognizes local Girl Scout alums who are leaders in their field as Famous Formers. These women serve as role models for girls today- the future leaders of tomorrow.The list of women selected to be 2019 Girl Scout Famous Formers is in!
Congratulations to the following Girl Scout alums who will be recognized at our 2019 Famous Formers Luncheon being held on November 21st at Hilton Norfolk The Main:
- Kate Godby, senior engagement manager for Hewlett Packard Enterprises
- Janice "Jay" Johnson, community activist for Virginia Organizing
- Joann Bautti, director of student affairs for Eastern Virginia Medical School
- Lisa Spiller, distinguished professor in the department of management and marketing at Christopher Newport University
- Tricia Hudson, president and owner of Strategic Solutions by Tricia, LLC.
- Bonita Billingsley Harris, media and communications relations manager for Dominion Energy
We also would like to congratulate Michaela Britt, store operations analyst for Dollar Tree, on being selected as our 2019 Future Famous Former.
The women who will be honored at this year's luncheon are among an elite group. There are currently more than 50 million Girl Scout alums nationwide. These women include 55% of the females in the 115th U.S. Congress, every female secretary of state in U.S. history, and more than half of female entrepreneurs and business owners.
The women who will be honored at this year's luncheon are among an elite group. There are currently more than 50 million Girl Scout alums nationwide. These women include 55% of the females in the 115th U.S. Congress, every female secretary of state in U.S. history, and more than half of female entrepreneurs and business owners.
In addition, GSCCC would like to applaud TowneBank for being selected as our 2019 Corporate G.I.R.L. Champion of the Year award. This is the first year GSCCC is honoring a company with the award during the Famous Formers Luncheon. To earn the award, a company must have made efforts:
- to better the environment in the community around them
- toward gender parity in STEM fields
- to provide their employees learning, training and education opportunities to continue to hone employees' skills
- to recruit and retain women in leadership roles
Please plan to purchase a ticket to the 2019 Famous Formers Luncheon and meet these impactful women.
Tickets are on sale now! For more information, visit www.gsccc.org or click here to reserve your spot.
