KAREN S. CHARLESTON
January 25, 2023
Karen S. Charleston, MBA, is a retired information technology architect and project manager celebrating more than 30 years of expertise in her field.
Karen S. Charleston, MBA, is a retired information technology architect and project manager celebrating more than 30 years of expertise in her field.
After she retired from the D.C. government, Gladys Mack was hired by the United Planning Organization in Washington, D.C., a community action agency.
Since 1996, Lynn R. Smith has served as a state representative for Georgia, advocating for State House District 70.
Marjorie Ann Pitts served as an auditor for Clay County, Iowa, from 1999 until her retirement in 2020.
Maya D. Hennessey is an independent consultant and behavioral health expert who has dedicated her career to policy and intervention work.
The Honorable Toni Boucher served as the Connecticut state senator for the 26th Senatorial District from 2009 to 2019.
In 2019, Ocassa “Cassie” Thompson became the chair of the Lancaster County Broadband Authority, which seeks to bring broadband internet the entire county.
Margaret Chase Hager spent her career as a devoted advocate for people with disabilities in the state of Virginia and nationally.
Margaret L. Martin has served the New Jersey Democratic State Committee as the operations director since 2002 and the chief operating officer since 2013.
Mary Josie Cain Blanchard serves as the director of Gulf of Mexico restoration with the Office of the Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior.
Moving to South Carolina in 1982, MaryAnn C. Riley became president of the Spartanburg County Republican Women later that same year.
Joan Herron San Lwin excelled as a senior consultant with JHSL Inc. following a decade long tenure with the U.S. Department of Defense.
Doris Laverne Jackson-Hardwick spent 32 years with the Department of Veterans Affairs, retiring as a military services coordinator in 2015.
Peggy Z. Huang has been active on the Yorba Linda City Council since 2014 and is currently sitting her second term as mayor of Yorba Linda.
Lucy Kirk spent her entire career with the CIA, retiring as chief of station in 1995 and concluding her tenure as an independent contractor in 2004.
Since 2008, Carolyn H. Giolito has been the president and chief executive officer of Capital-International Communications.
Mayor Veronica Smith-Creer has proudly served the city and people of El Dorado, Arkansas, in her office since 2019.
Karen A. Pollock celebrates more than 35 years as an information technology and computer specialist for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Retired from her career with the U.S. House of Representatives, Frances Colbert Terrell remains an active force in her community.
Barbara J. Mcgowan has served the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago as commissioner and vice president since 1993.
Patricia A. Madson retired as the chief journal clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives after more than 45 years in federal service.
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