Resource Guide
Methods that Work for Creating Corporate Clients, page 5
The following sponsors and advisors shared their insights and suggestions on the scope and content of our study: Access to Markets: Perspectives from Large Corporations and Women’s Business Enterprises. This resource guide is based on the findings of this study.
Women’s Entrepreneurs’ Connection FleetBoston Financial Teri Cavanagh, Senior Vice President, Director – Women Entrepreneur’s Connection Alyse Hoyos, Senior Project Manager Marcia Guberman, Vice President, Sales Consultant Noble Ramdewar, Sourcing Manager
Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) Susan P. Bari, President Lillie Knox, Vice President, Field Operations
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Jasmin Rodriquez, Women’s Entrepreneurship Initiative
Study Advisory Council William Alcorn, Senior Vice President, Controller, and Chief Purchasing Officer, JC Penney Bob Gonzalez, Vice President of Diversity, PepsiCo Stephanie Harkness, CEO, Plastics & Engineering Lillian Lambert, President, LilCo Enterprises, Inc. Glen Mayer, Supplier Diversity Coordinator (Outgoing), United Parcel Service Linda Price, President, Ronin Enterprises Leslie Saunders, President & CEO, Leslie Saunders Insurance Cheryl Stevens, VP, Supplier and Workplace Diversity, TXU
A Special Thank You The Center for Women’s Business Research would like to thank Sarah Priestman and Ellyn McKay & Associates for all of their hard work and dedication in writing and compiling this well-written and comprehensive resource for women entrepreneurs worldwide.
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Center for Women’s Business Research. “Methods that Work for Creating Corporate Clients, page 5.” Washington, DC.