Posts by Courtney Hancock — Page 2

Kendra Scott is recognizing Donna Dukes and her philanthropic efforts with The Maranathan Academy by partnering with her during Kendra Scott’s 12 Days of Joy. From December 1-12, mention The Maranathan Academy at Kendra Scott Birmingham or shop online using code GIVEBACK-MARANATHAN upon checkout to donate 20% of your proceeds back to The Maranathan Academy. For 27 years, Donna […]

This holiday season give the gift of an incredible experience that can only be found in Alabama. SoulGrown has all the best places, spaces, events and happenings lined-up in its 2021 Gift Guide, uniquely curated to provide thoughtful experiences for your loved-one’s specific interests! From the person who’s always giving to others, to the artsy […]

This problem could lead to economic catastrophe if it's not solved

There are currently over 860 advanced manufacturing jobs available in the city of Auburn, alone. Almost every industry is faced with hiring issues and the buzzword of the year seems to be “workforce development.” Alabama Works reported in the 2021 Workforce Council Annual Report that between now and 2025, “about 24.2 million Americans will earn postsecondary […]

I’m a 29-year-old college graduate who’s been working since the age of 15. I am employed full-time in a job that I love, benefit from dual family income, and have plenty of opportunity to succeed. So why should I care about “workforce development” when I’m not even sure I could tell you what it means? […]

“I’m not the first person to deserve this, just the first to be recognized. I’m so amazingly proud to be the first woman and black woman,” said Brigadier General Tara D. McKennie when asked about her promotion to brigadier general in the Alabama Air National Guard. Earlier this year, McKennie made history as the very […]

Lynn Troy is a 2021 Woman of Impact

As a 2021 Woman of Impact honoree, Lynn Troy’s career journey from 18-year-old entry-level employee to co-founder & CEO of her very own aerospace engineering corporation exemplifies what it means to be fearless. Just like the Troy 7, Inc. website describes the corporation as “a small company making a large impact,” Lynn Troy is one […]

Melissa Morrison-Ellis is a 2021 Woman of Impact

As a first chair violinist is to an orchestra so is program director Melissa Morrison-Ellis to Raytheon Technologies, one of the world’s largest aerospace and defense companies. Spend just five minutes in conversation with Morrison-Ellis, and her own confidence and self-assurance will overflow to empower you as well. With an infectious personality, it’s clear why […]

Kelsey Barnard Clark is a 2021 Woman of Impact

“A place where people are welcome.” Without hesitation, Kelsey Barnard Clark is confident in what she wants the legacy of her life to be. Spend just five minutes with the Top Chef winner and she’ll prove her southern roots run deep with down-to-earth and comforting conversation. Whether it be at her restaurant, KBC, in historic […]

Lindsey Miller is a 2021 Woman of Impact

Raised in West Alabama, residing in South Alabama and still growing multiple businesses in Central Alabama, Lindsey Miller has her hands full but hasn’t missed a beat. Entrepreneur, partner, mother, friend and mentor, Miller is queen of being and doing “all the things.” It’s her ability to do a lot and to do a lot […]

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