Whether it’s ownership of vital Irish American community businesses, a dedication to Irish culture, or success in some of the country’s most renowned corporations, our Most Influential Women have done it all, and will no doubt inspire future leaders to keep climbing the ladder to even greater heights.
It’s often been said that it’s a man’s world, but our honorees thoroughly put paid to that outdated notion of male superiority. And they’ve done so the old fashioned way — education, hard work and laser-like focus, with a healthy dose of Irish American pride for good measure. A sincere thank you to all who have continued to support our annual Most Influential Women issue. And congratulations to all of our honorees for 2010. Each one of you is a credit to yourself, your families and your Irish heritage.
Click here to download a pdf of Irish Voice, featuring the 2010 Women of Influence.
For our 2009 issue, please click here.
- Andrews, Carol
- Barker Pinapfel, Elizabeth
- Barrett, Úna
- Botting, Jacqueline
- Brennan, Elaine
- Bushnell, Lynn
- Clarey, Carolyn
- Connor, Kathleen
- Corcoran O'Donell, Therese
- Corrigan, Louise
- Donnelly, Elizabeth
- Drachnik Coyne, Denise
- Foley, Miriam
- Gaffney, Rachel
- Hammond, Barbara
- Haughian, Andrea
- Kelleher, Gillian
- Kucera-Walsh, Maureen
- Martin, Elizabeth Frances
- Maxwell, Ann Marie
- McCabe, Bernadette
- McCarthy, Sharron Ann
- McCormick, Caitlin
- McGlinn Hansma, Heather
- McMahon, Isobel
- Murphy, Christina A.
- Murphy, Sheila
- Murtagh, Ann
- O'Sullivan, Maureen
- O’Connor, Aoife
- O’Riordan Rogers, Mary
- Pacini, Dorothea D.
- Parish, Nicola
- Quealy, Gerit
- Quinn, Christine
- Quinn, Florence
- Reilly, Antonia
- Rice, Jane Clare
- Ryan, Siobain
- Sands, Anita Mary
- Siefert, Frances
- Sullivan, Maureen
- Towers, Susan C.M.
- Treacy, Jane
- Walsh, Ann-Marie
