Walk of Fame is an inspiring celebration of influential leaders in cable, who go above and beyond, push for success and change that brings immeasurable impact to our industry. Each year, 500+ gather to honor veteran leaders, up-and-coming talent, and game-changing industry contributors who exemplify WICT’s Touchstones of Leadership. This evening event attracts industry attendance from all levels, including national C-suite executives. Honorees embody WICT’s vision to create women leaders who transform our industry.
Our 2022 Walk of Fame event will be held on May 6th, 2022
at Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center
Individual Tickets – In Person – Sold Out
Sponsorship Packages – Sold Out
Congratulations to our 2022 Honorees!
2022 Walk of Fame Woman of the Year:
Shannon Saviers, VP, Sand Cherry Associates
Shannon is Vice President of Sand Cherry Associates, where she has led several enterprise-wide transformational initiatives focused on enabling the company’s business model to adapt to changing market conditions and disruptive market forces in digital infrastructure, human capital, and data-enablement.
Prior to her consulting practice, Shannon spent the first twenty years of her career in corporate leadership where she held leadership roles in product, technology, operations, sales. Her innovations reached the pages of Time Magazine and the Chicago Tribune.
Shannon serves as the Secretary and Governance Chair of the Girls Athletic School of Denver, CO and previously served on the Girl’s Inc, Denver board. Shannon is a member of the Private Directors Association and is affiliated with numerous professional and industry associations.
2022 Walk of Fame Woman in Technology:
Michelle O. Johnson, Senior Director of Planning and Design, Comcast
As a seasoned professional with 25 years of experience, Michelle is known for helping Deployment, Operations and Service Delivery organizations reach their full potential. As a Woman in Technology, she has led several enterprise-wide infrastructure transformations, encompassing over 11 million Video and Data customers. She is a proven systems-thinker whose leadership lends itself to developing business strategies that produce operational and executional excellence. She’s an engaged leader with a high level of technical sophistication and experience leading cross-functional, geographically dispersed teams.
Michelle is a long-standing member of The WICT Network and National Association for Multicultural Individuals in Cable (NAMIC). Her involvement in the associations has included serving a Mentor and former Mentee in the WICT Mentorship program and as the Rocky Mountain Chapter Vice President for NAMIC. She is also a graduate of WICT Rising Leaders and the NAMIC Leadership Development programs.
2022 Walk of Fame Mentor of the Year:
Camilla Formica, Chief Revenue Officer and minority owner, NCTI
Camilla began her career in the cable and telecommunications industry over 30 years ago. Through her extensive career, she has refined her expertise and has become an industry influencer with purpose, and is a goal-oriented leader. At NCTI, Camilla aims to unify advancements in technology with the demand for quality and immediate education and training content and to ensure everyone has opportunities to achieve their educational and professional goals.
Camilla continues to demonstrate her influence and industry leadership as the Chairman of the NTCA
Associate Member Advisory Council and as the past co-president of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Professional Association of Customer Engagement (PACE). She sits on the boards of NCTI and the Old English Sheepdog Rescue of Colorado. A breast cancer survivor, Camilla is a Model of Courage for the Ford Warriors in Pink ambassadorship program and has been a member of the grant committee for the Rocky Mountain chapter of the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
2022 Walk of Fame Industry Partner of the Year:
NCTI
NCTI believes everyone should have the opportunity to prosper. Founded in 1968 and celebrating over 50 years of excellence in customer experience in the cable/broadband industry, NCTI delivers quality content and flexible digital learning solutions created for use on the job with anywhere, anytime access. In 2021 our students completed more than 16,000 courses, earned more than 12,000 and more than 1,000 NCTI industry recognized certifications, and 35 college degrees.
Stacey Slaughter, President and CEO and accepting on behalf of NCTI, acquired NCTI in 2015. She transformed the company into a flexible enterprise learning model which incorporates digital, online and traditional learning. Today, she maintains focus on strategic vision and execution, tactical relationships with vendors and industry leaders, and aggressively growing product offerings and services.
2022 Walk of Fame Lifetime Achievement Award:
Jana L. Henthorn, Industry Leader & Community Activist
A longtime leader, change agent, and mentor, Jana Henthorn has more than 30 years of experience in the industry. Jana’s career in cable operations and programming led her to a productive and influential career at The Cable Center, where she was president and CEO from 2016 until her retirement in early 2022. Under Jana’s stewardship, The Cable Center transformed to lead and empower the industry’s new generation of bold thinkers through experiential programs, thought leadership, academic partnerships, events, and the industry’s preeminent collection of entrepreneurial accounts and objects.
Jana is the recipient of numerous industry awards. Since her retirement from The Cable Center in 2022, Jana has become an adjunct professor at the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver, teaching inclusive leadership to MBA students. She continues to be a longtime board member for Hunger Free Colorado, serving as chair of the finance and audit committee. Jana also continues to serve on The Cable Center board.
2022 Walk of Fame Leaders to Watch:
- Raquenel Garcia, Senior Director, Data Insights, Charter
- Michelle Vendelin, Director, Innovation Services, CableLabs
- Kelly Overton, Senior Product Manager, Mobile Product Experience, Charter
- Hope Pompey, Senior Manager, Technical Operations, Comcast
- Hannah Hardi, Marketing Director, The Cable Center
- Gia Roe, Director, Lab Engineering Service Assurance and Device Provisioning, Charter
- Crystal Allen, Executive Director, Customer Engagement Marketing, CSG
2022 Walk of Fame Rising Stars:
- Prathima Chaganty, Operations Engineer, Comcast
- Jessica Loomer, Senior Manager, Accessibility, Charter
2022 Walk of Fame Young Person to Watch:
- Laura Ivonne Jaime Gonzalez, DSST College View High School
–For full honoree bios, see the 2022 Honorees section below–
Young Woman to Watch
Laura Ivonne Jaime Gonzalez, DSST College View High School
Through the pilot Clerk and Recorder Program, Laura has led students in learning about the significance of voting. She has also raised awareness about the impact of the Make-A-Wish Youth Leadership Council, which grants life-changing wishes to children with critical illnesses. Laura is currently interested in pursuing a career in STEM, but she is also passionate about oncology and wants to advocate for the many patients and families who experience discrimination due to language barriers in the healthcare system. Outside of school, Laura is working with students in Iraq to create a strategic plan to fight desertification. Laura has two sisters, Clarissa, 19 and Veronica, 18.
Rising Star
Prathima Chaganty, Operations Engineer, Comcast
Prathima is responsible for supporting several innovation labs by building lab infrastructure and by maintaining, validating, testing, and operating controlled environments that simulate all features and functions of the network environment. Throughout her five-year career, she has been for maintaining the innovation labs throughout Philadelphia and Denver regions. Before joining Comcast, Prathima spent 3 years at Comcast as a contractor. Prathima started her career as a network engineer at various companies. She holds a Master’s of Science degree in electrical and computer engineering from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. Outside of work, Prathima is a trained singer and performs at cultural events. She is also an event planner for many events. Prathima is married to Aditya and has one amazing child – Ahiri (1 years old).
Rising Star
Jessica Loomer, Senior Manager, Accessibility, Charter
Jessica Loomer, a senior manager on the Accessibility team at Charter Communications, where she leads a team responsible for the accessible development of large-scale internal tools. Jessica maintains a fearless determination to effect change and to help ensure groups can align around shared success. These efforts have combined to further build her personal brand as a devoted advocate for accessibility at Charter. Prior to joining Charter, Jessica spent more than 10 years managing large-scale projects in industries ranging from mining to academia. Jessica is passionate about project management and accessibility, both at and outside of work. Jessica lost her vision in 2012 due to a rare disease. Outside of the office, she serves on the board of directors for Success Beyond Sight, a nonprofit organization focused on empowering individuals by eliminating barriers to equal opportunity for success. In addition, Jessica leads a community within the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation that supports research for her eye disease, expanding the community leadership and creating roadmaps for growth and ensuring sustainability. In Jessica’s free time, she likes to chase the sun and explore the amazing Colorado mountains with her mini Australian shepherd, Jax.
Leader to Watch
Raquenel Garcia, Senior Director, Data Insights, Charter
Rocki is a Senior Director of Data Insights at Charter Communications. She has led the Video Data Insights team since 2019 with data oversight over legacy, hybrid, and IP video products. Before joining Charter, she worked as a consultant for Accenture, where she implemented Time Warner Cable’s first video data analytics platform. When Rocki joined Charter in 2016, she started as a NetOps Video engineer. This role laid the foundation for her to step into her leadership career. She draws upon her experience and the team’s support to enable Charter to make business decisions based on data. As a leader, Rocki believes in cultivating passion within her team to achieve success. She thrives in challenging situations, embraces adversity, and continuously learns from new experiences. Rocki received a Bachelor of Science in computer engineering from the University of Texas-Pan American and is pursuing her MBA from Colorado State University. Outside of work, she volunteers with The WICT Network Rocky Mountain as the Sponsorship Director, and in 2021 she was named The WICT Network Volunteer of the Year.
Leader to Watch
Michelle Vendelin, Director, Innovation Services, CableLabs
Emerging technology, innovation strategy, and personal development are the central themes of Michelle’s career and fuel her desire to work, grow, and connect with others who love to innovate. In her role as Director of Innovation Services at CableLabs, Michelle facilitates Innovation Sprints and Ideations, coaches innovators through Lean Canvas development, and serves as the producer/director of multiple Innovation Training offerings through CableLabs Events. With an ability to stay grounded and thrive in uncertainty, she has delivered engineering, strategy, and innovation leadership for over 20 years on emerging technology products at Hewlett Packard and web services startups such as PixMotion, Snapfish, and MarketSplash. Michelle was part of the original launch team for Cinequest, a major Film/VR festival in Silicon Valley, at a time when most civic leaders considered the idea crazy and said it couldn’t be done. Decades later, the festival is thriving. As she says, never underestimate an innovator! She collaborates with President & CEO Phil McKinney and a team of exceptional coaches to host the biannual CableLabs Innovation Bootcamp, an immersive “hands-on” training on the FIRE framework for Innovation, and to launch advanced innovation leadership training on Phil’s 7 Immutable Laws of Innovation. Outside of work, Michelle loves exploring Colorado with her husband, David. They love to travel with adult children, Michael and Nicole, whenever possible. Michelle is a total space geek, watches all the big NASA/Space X launches, and is proud to have her name on the Mars Perseverance Rover, one of her favorite innovations OFF the planet. An aspiring author, she is writing a book on innovation grit and dreams of seeing it published in 2022.
Leader to Watch
Kelly Overton, Senior Product Manager, Mobile Product Experience, Charter
Kelly Overton, a Senior Product Manager of Mobile Product Experience at Charter Communications. Kelly excels at collaborating with teams across the company to design customer experiences for new products and services that leverage technology and improve satisfaction for Spectrum Mobile customers. Prior to joining Mobile, Kelly was part of the Spectrum TV App team, where she launched Apple TV and worked on Android and iOS to ensure parity and consistency of the Spectrum TV App experience across Charter services and connected devices. Kelly started her career in the financial industry, and before joining Charter she held leadership positions at Charles Schwab and Nordstrom. Kelly holds a BA in Economics from Cornell University. Kelly is a champion for women in the industry and actively participates in WICT events. Outside of work, she is in the process of starting a nonprofit for widows/widowers to provide financial and legal support in the aftermath of a spouse’s death. In her free time, she enjoys playing tennis, cooking healthy foods, and spending time with her children – Declan age 6, and Airlie, age 3 – along with her three dogs.
Leader to Watch
Hope Pompey, Senior Manager, Technical Operations, Comcast
Hope is responsible for the strategy and management of technical operations initiatives for the NETS Voice Routing and Xfinity Mobile Tier 3 LNP teams. Throughout her more than 20-year career, she has held leadership positions in operations and customer experience strategy. Before joining Comcast, Hope spent 4 years in the US Army, where she served as a sergeant responsible for planning, developing, and directing the installation and operation of integrated telecommunications and information management networks. Hope has passion around DE&I initiatives and has been an active member of the Mosaic committee for many years. This committee recognizes and celebrates our different cultures, communities, and backgrounds, empowering people by respecting and appreciating what makes them different but all a part of the Comcast family. Hope started her career as a frontline tech. She holds a Master’s of Science in management from Troy State University in Troy, Alabama. Outside of work, Hope serves as a mentor with the QCII Success Program. She’s married to Leo Pompey and has three wonderful children – Justyn, Rylan, and Teagyn.
Leader to Watch
Hannah Hardi, Marketing Director, The Cable Center
As the director of marketing for The Cable Center, Hannah develops and oversees the organization’s marketing strategy, communications, and marketing operations. She is responsible for building awareness around The Cable Center’s evolving brand identity and positioning the organization as the industry’s expert in intrapreneurship and corporate innovation. As a former member of The WICT Network Rocky Mountain Chapter Board of Directors, Hannah served as the co-chair and then director of strategic partnerships. Most recently, she volunteered at The WICT Network Rocky Mountain’s Annual Tech It Out Conference. She has also served on the Board of Media+Tech Collective as the director of social media. In 2020, Hannah was named one of Cablefax’s Most Powerful Women Rising Tide Honorees. She also received a Cablefax FAXIE Award in 2020. Before joining The Cable Center in 2018, she managed marketing content and editorial operations at PlaceWise Digital. She has a bachelor’s degree in comparative sociology from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington. A Colorado resident for ten years, Hannah loves to spend time outdoors skiing, camping, and exploring. She loves live music, movies, Orangetheory, cooking, traveling, and singing, and she has had many pets, including rabbits, bantam chickens, and a desert tortoise. She is married to Shannon Hardi, a Marine Corps veteran and Lieutenant/Paramedic and Community Health Officer at Aurora Fire Department. They live in Lakewood with their Pitbull Lab Mix, Remy. Hannah is expecting their first child in June 2022.
Leader to Watch
Gia Roe, Director, Lab Engineering Service Assurance and Device Provisioning, Charter
Gia is responsible for the strategic direction, vision, growth, and performance of the first tier of lab support and engineering for all Charter Labs’ clients and tenants. She has been a part of the cable and telecommunications industry since 1995 and formerly worked at Comcast. She leads with purpose to build resilient, high-performing teams that excel at responding to changing business needs. Gia’s passion for partnership and collaboration prompted her to start multiple peer-to-peer mentoring groups at Charter, including the Meeting of Managers, affectionately called MOM, and the Meeting of Directors, also known as the MOD Squad. Both groups provide a safe space where managers and directors can gain the knowledge and skills needed to cultivate an effective executive presence and networking skills. Her latest endeavor, in partnership with both groups, is to establish a monthly podcast focused on leadership topics and executive education. Gia’s focus on inclusion also led her to create and facilitate a popular Bring Our Kids to Work Day event at Charter’s Technology and Engineering Center, known as CTEC. The event aims to inspire participants to become the next generation of technologists and engineers. As the return to the office becomes increasingly commonplace and in-person gatherings resume, Gia is looking forward to reinvigorating the MOM and MOD Squad groups and the Bring Our Kids to Work Day event. She holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from Northwest Missouri State University.
Leader to Watch
Crystal Allen, Executive Director, Customer Engagement Marketing, CSG
Crystal Allen is an Executive Director of Customer Engagement Marketing for CSG, Crystal is responsible for leading the strategic planning and implementation of inbound and outbound marketing activities that are dedicated to delivering extraordinary employee and customer experiences. In her current role, Crystal pairs data-driven analysis with strategic problem solving that fosters cross-functional partnerships to support business growth. This work results in marketing programs that deliver global organizations the necessary technology to empower employees and retain loyal and satisfied customers. In addition to her work at CSG, Crystal serves as the Colorado Technology Association Young Professionals (YoPro) Board of Directors Chair and Member participant. She is a lifetime member of Sigma Alpha Pi and cheers on the Colorado Buffs as a proud alumnus. Crystal is a Colorado native who takes advantage of all four seasons and enjoys spending her free time giving back to the community and mentoring young professionals. You can find her enamored by her bulldogs, Finn and Louis, listening to live country music, and traveling to warm climates with her husband, David.
Industry Partner of the Year
NCTI
NCTI believes everyone should have the opportunity to prosper. Founded in 1968 and celebrating over 50 years of excellence in customer experience in the cable/broadband industry, NCTI delivers quality content and flexible digital learning solutions created for use on the job with anywhere, anytime access. In 2021 our students completed more than 16,000 courses, earned more than 12,000 and more than 1,000 NCTI industry recognized certifications, and 35 college degrees.
Stacey Slaughter, President and CEO and accepting on behalf of NCTI, acquired NCTI in 2015. She transformed the company into a flexible enterprise learning model which incorporates digital, online and traditional learning. Today, she maintains focus on strategic vision and execution, tactical relationships with vendors and industry leaders, and aggressively growing product offerings and services.
Woman in Technology
Michelle O. Johnson, Senior Director of Planning and Design, Comcast
As a seasoned professional with 25 years of experience, Michelle is known for helping Deployment, Operations and Service Delivery organizations reach their full potential. As a Woman in Technology, she has led several enterprise-wide infrastructure transformations, encompassing over 11 million Video and Data customers. She is a proven systems-thinker whose leadership lends itself to developing business strategies that produce operational and executional excellence. She’s an engaged leader with a high level of technical sophistication and experience leading cross-functional, geographically dispersed teams.
Michelle is a long-standing member of The WICT Network and National Association for Multicultural Individuals in Cable (NAMIC). Her involvement in the associations has included serving a Mentor and former Mentee in the WICT Mentorship program and as the Rocky Mountain Chapter Vice President for NAMIC. She is also a graduate of WICT Rising Leaders and the NAMIC Leadership Development programs.
Lifetime Achievement Award
Jana L. Henthorn, Industry Leader & Community Activist
A longtime leader, change agent, and mentor, Jana Henthorn has more than 30 years of experience in the industry. Jana’s career in cable operations and programming led her to a productive and influential career at The Cable Center, where she was president and CEO from 2016 until her retirement in early 2022. Under Jana’s stewardship, The Cable Center transformed to lead and empower the industry’s new generation of bold thinkers through experiential programs, thought leadership, academic partnerships, events, and the industry’s preeminent collection of entrepreneurial accounts and objects.
Jana is the recipient of numerous industry awards. Since her retirement from The Cable Center in 2022, Jana has become an adjunct professor at the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver, teaching inclusive leadership to MBA students. She continues to be a longtime board member for Hunger Free Colorado, serving as chair of the finance and audit committee. Jana also continues to serve on The Cable Center board.
Mentor of the Year
Camilla Formica, Chief Revenue Officer and minority owner, NCTI
Camilla began her career in the cable and telecommunications industry over 30 years ago. Through her extensive career, she has refined her expertise and has become an industry influencer with purpose, and is a goal-oriented leader. At NCTI, Camilla aims to unify advancements in technology with the demand for quality and immediate education and training content and to ensure everyone has opportunities to achieve their educational and professional goals.
Camilla continues to demonstrate her influence and industry leadership as the Chairman of the NTCA Associate Member Advisory Council and as the past co-president of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Professional Association of Customer Engagement (PACE). She sits on the boards of NCTI and the Old English Sheepdog Rescue of Colorado. A breast cancer survivor, Camilla is a Model of Courage for the Ford Warriors in Pink ambassadorship program and has been a member of the grant committee for the Rocky Mountain chapter of the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Woman of the Year
Shannon Saviers, VP, Sand Cherry Associates
Shannon is Vice President of Sand Cherry Associates, where she has led several enterprise-wide transformational initiatives focused on enabling the company’s business model to adapt to changing market conditions and disruptive market forces in digital infrastructure, human capital, and data-enablement.
Prior to her consulting practice, Shannon spent the first twenty years of her career in corporate leadership where she held leadership roles in product, technology, operations, sales. Her innovations reached the pages of Time Magazine and the Chicago Tribune.
Shannon serves as the Secretary and Governance Chair of the Girls Athletic School of Denver, CO and previously served on the Girl’s Inc, Denver board. Shannon is a member of the Private Directors Association and is affiliated with numerous professional and industry associations.
Date
Friday, May 6th 2022
Location
Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center, 6700 N Gaylord Rockies Blvd, Aurora CO 80019
Program
- 4:30 – 5:30 VIP Session (VIP-ticketed guests only)
- 5:30 – 9:00 General Session (All guests):
- 5:30 Reception
- 6:30 Welcome
- 7:15 Recognition of Honorees
- Young Woman to Watch
- Rising Stars
- Leaders to Watch
- Industry Partner
- Woman in Technology
- Lifetime Achievement Award
- Mentor of the Year
- Woman of the Year
- 9:00 – 10:00 Afterparty
Afterparty Details
Guests without drink tickets can enjoy drinks at the bar stations in the general reception area for the standard cost. Drink tickets will award you a complimentary drink per ticket. This event will be for 1 hour after the general session.
Dress Code
Business / Cocktail attire
Parking Details
- 0-4 hours Valet=$14/Self=$8
- 5-8 hours Valet=$28/Self =$18
- 8+ hours Valet=$39$/Self=$29
- Hotel Guests =$29 a night
Covid-19 Safety Updates
No COVID Waivers are required for this event.
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Post Event (General Session Recording) Virtual Access
This event will be recorded. If you have purchased a virtual ticket you will receive an email with a YouTube link to access the event details by Tuesday 5/10 following the event.
Woman of the Year
- A female in the Telecommunications Industry at the VP level or above who exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership and embodies WICT’s mission to develop women leaders who transform the industry.
- An Executive who has made increasingly significant contributions throughout her career to her company and the overall industry.
- An Executive who has achieved top industry status and shows great resolve to help others along their path.
- An Executive who champions gender diversity efforts, embraces exemplary diversity and inclusion practices, and who consistently enables women in Telecommunications to achieve their full potential, as evidenced through her passion, words, and actions.
- An Executive who takes initiative, leads by example, is a role model to others in the industry, and demonstrates strong leadership skills and business savvy.
- An Executive who is active in her support of, and/or time with The WICT Network Global and/or Rocky Mountain.
- Nominee must have at least five years total in the industry (does not have to be consecutive).
- Nominee must be a member of The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain Chapter by 02/01/22, as confirmed by WICT Global, and reside in Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and Wyoming – or spend at least half of their time in one of those states.
Woman in Technology
- A female in the Telecommunications Industry at the Director level or above who exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership and embodies WICT’s mission to develop women leaders who transform the industry.
- A leader who has made increasingly significant contributions throughout her career to her company and the overall industry because of her impressive technical knowledge and accomplishments, and/or her demonstrated expertise in delivering new products or technology.
- A leader who is committed to the continued growth of women pursuing careers in technology, champions gender diversity efforts, embraces exemplary diversity and inclusion practices.
- A leader who is committed to supporting Middle School, High School, and/or College student STEM outreach and programs.
- A leader who takes initiative, leads by example, and whose passion about technology inspires others.
- A leader who is active in her support of, and/or time with The WICT Network Global and/or Rocky Mountain.
- Nominee must be a member of the The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain Chapter by 02/01/22, as confirmed by WICT Global, and reside in Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and Wyoming – or spend at least half of their time in one of those states.
Mentor of the Year
- An individual in the Telecommunications Industry at the Director level or above.
- An individual in the Telecommunications Industry who exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership and embodies WICT’s mission to develop women leaders who transform the industry.
- An individual with a strong history of mentoring and coaching women throughout their career.
- An individual who consistently enables women in Telecommunications to achieve their full potential, as evidenced through their passion, words, and actions.
- An individual who supports the development and/or expansion of mentoring programs within their company and/or the industry.
- A leader who is active in their support of, and/or time with The WICT Network Global and/or Rocky Mountain.
- Nominee must be a member of the The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain Chapter by 02/01/22, as confirmed by WICT Global, and reside in Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and Wyoming – or spend at least half of their time in one of those states.
Industry Partner of the Year
- A Telecommunications Industry company/representative that is not a Cable Operator or Programmer.
- A company/representative who is a key champion of the The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain Chapter, exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership, and supports WICT’s mission to develop women leaders who transform the industry.
- A company/representative who champions gender diversity efforts, embraces exemplary diversity and inclusion practices, and who consistently enables women in Telecommunications to achieve their full potential, as evidenced through the company’s/representative’s passion, words, and actions.
- A company/representative that takes initiative, leads by example, is a role model to other companies/people in the industry, and demonstrates strong leadership and business savvy.
- If nominating a company, company must have a Colorado, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, and/or Nebraska presence.
- If nominating an individual, they must be a member of the The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain Chapter by 02/01/22, as confirmed by WICT Global, and reside in Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and Wyoming – or spend at least half of their time in one of those states.
Leader to Watch
- A leader in the Telecommunications Industry at the Manager, Sr Manager, Director, or Sr Director level (or technical equivalent) who shows tremendous potential and growth, and with impressive professional accomplishments.
- A leader who exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership.
- A leader who champions gender diversity efforts, embraces diversity and inclusion practices.
- A leader with a strong commitment to their company and the industry at large.
- A leader who takes initiative, leads by example, and whose passion about their work inspires others.
- A leader who is active in their support of, and/or time with The WICT Network Global and/or Rocky Mountain.
- Nominee must have at least one year in the industry.
- Nominee must be a member of the The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain Chapter by 02/01/22, as confirmed by WICT Global, and reside in Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and Wyoming – or spend at least half of their time in one of those states.
Rising Star
- A front/first line leader (a people manager of individual contributors) or individual contributor in the Telecommunications Industry.
- A rising star who exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership.
- A rising star who leads by example, and demonstrates remarkable potential through their extraordinary performance, engagement, and impact on their team.
- A rising star who shows a willingness to grow personally and professionally.
- Nominee must have at least one year in the industry.
- Nominee must be a member of the The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain Chapter by 02/01/22, as confirmed by WICT Global, and reside in Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and Wyoming – or spend at least half of their time in one of those states.
Young Person to Watch
- A current or recently graduated (in the last 6 months) High School or College student who exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership.
- A High School or College student who demonstrates remarkable potential through their extraordinary leadership, creative problem-solving, and courage in the face of life’s challenges.
- A High School or College student who shows tremendous potential and growth, and who has impressive personal, school, and community accomplishments.
- A High School or College student who takes initiative, leads by example, and whose passion inspires others.
- Ideally, the nominee will have an interest in a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), Technology, or Telecommunications career.
- Nominee must reside in Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and Wyoming – or spend at least half of their time in one of those states.
Lifetime Achievement
- An individual who retired (or is retiring) from the Telecommunications Industry at the VP level or above in 2021 or 2022 who has made increasingly significant contributions throughout their career to their company and the overall industry.
- An individual who exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership and embodies WICT’s mission to develop women leaders who transform the industry.
- An individual with a reputation as a mentor and/or sponsor in the industry and inspires those around them.
- An individual who champions gender diversity efforts, embraces exemplary diversity and inclusion practices, and who consistently enables women in Telecommunications to achieve their full potential, as evidenced through their passion, words, and actions.
- An individual who is active in their support of, and/or time with The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain and/or Global.
- Nominee must have at least ten years total in the industry (does not have to be consecutive).
- Nominee must be a member of the The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain Chapter by 02/01/22, as confirmed by WICT Global, and reside in Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Montana, and Wyoming – or spend at least half of their time in one of those states.
Excellence in Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI)
- New award category this year to recognize a small to medium-sized company in the telecom industry that exemplifies a diverse workforce and an equitable and inclusive work environment.
- The company must be greater than 30 and less than 1,000 people.
- A company with a proven track record of promoting women and people of color.
- A company that treats all employees equally through pay, promotions, respect, and opportunities.
- A company that practices what they preach and meets or exceeds their diversity goals within their company, their community, and the industry.
- A company that encourages every employee to be their authentic self.
- A company that exemplifies the The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership to develop leaders regardless of gender, race, or sexual orientation.
- The company must have a Colorado, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, and/or Nebraska presence.
- The nomination can come from a person outside the company being nominated, but at least 2 employees at different levels must contribute a testimonial to the company’s DEI commitment.
The WICT Network Touchstones of Leadership form the foundation for all of WICT’s initiatives serving as a compass along the path of strategic and effective leadership development.
KNOW YOURSELF and what you stand for and where you are headed.
You must understand who you are before you can decide who you want to be. Take stock of your strengths and weaknesses, and understand your limitations. Set realistic goals for yourself, keeping in mind that a balance between work and life makes for a healthy leader. Maintain your own morals, values and ethics, so you can hold yourself to the high standards you set. Unleash the leader within you, taking control of your career and steering it in the precise direction you want to go.
COMMUNICATE with passion and poise, in writing and in-person.
The strongest communicators do more than just talk. Aspire to deliver a speech powerful enough to inspire an entire auditorium or to put pen to paper in such a way that others can be rallied into action through the power of your words. Learn to negotiate for the best possible outcomes with both logic and compassion. The ability to do all this will make you a communicator who embodies conviction and passion – qualities a great leader needs to succeed.
LISTEN with more than just your ears.
Strive to be an active listener who processes what is being conveyed and learn from people through their words. It is by listening with your heart, as well as your head, that you will build lasting relationships strengthening your cohort and helping others around you to grow along the way.
CONNECT to your peers, your industry, and everything around you.
You cannot move forward without a keen understanding of your network – the people you work with and the industry you work in. Immerse yourself in the economics and business practices that affect your company, clients, and colleagues. Keep your ear to the ground. Be aware of your competition and gain the upper hand. Build a support system for yourself and those within your community. Great leaders get connected and stay connected, using every ounce of information to their advantage.
BE A CATALYST and set the wheels of change in motion.
Progress is never made by standing still or by relying on the same old ideas. As a leader you must push the envelope to transform our industry with innovative concepts that are bigger and better than ever before. Take initiative. Raise the bar. Demand equality on all fronts and embrace diversity. Above all, never accept less respect than you offer others, because change can only take hold if it is grounded in respect.
BE FEARLESS and confident in your convictions as you take risks and bring others along.
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The WICT Network: Rocky Mountain held its first Walk of Fame event in 2000 as a small awards ceremony for WICT members and industry professionals. Today, the Walk of Fame has grown to become the annual “who’s who” event for professionals in the cable telecommunications industry, attracting more than 600 guests each year. Honorees are announced in advance of the Walk of Fame event and their achievements are highly publicized throughout the industry. This even sells out every year, so get your tickets early!
Explore below to see who has been honored.
2020/2021 Honorees
Award | Name | Title | Company |
Woman of the Year | Dana Filip-Crandall | SVP, Customer Experience and Call Center Operations | Comcast |
Woman in Technology | Jennifer Andreoli-Fang | Distinguished Technologist | CableLabs |
Mentor of the Year | Brian Lucyk | Managing Director | Slalom Consulting |
Industry Partner of the Year | Larry Wolcott | President | Rocky Mountain SCTE |
Leaders to Watch | Stacy Adams | Senior Manager, Innovation & Incubation | Comcast |
Leaders to Watch | Michelle Hunt | Director, Engineering | Charter |
Leaders to Watch | Kevin Uyeno | Director, Project Deployment | Charter |
Leaders to Watch | Susan Woolard | Principal Engineer, Voice Engineering | Comcast |
Leaders to Watch | Michael Wulf | Manager, HR Analytics | Charter |
Rising Stars | Andrea Carricato | Service Delivery Coordinator | Zayo |
Rising Stars | Shelly Moorman | Senior Enterprise Product Manager | Charter |
Young Person to Watch | Keidyfer Leon | Student | Overland High School |
2019 Honorees
Award | Name | Company |
Woman of the Year | Jodi Robinson | Charter |
Woman in Technology | Elisia Reed | Charter |
Mentor of the Year | Shane Portfolio | Comcast |
Industry Partner of the Year | Rachel Beisel | CableLabs |
Leaders to Watch | Cindi Thompson | Charter |
Leaders to Watch | Jen Shadboldt | Charter |
Leaders to Watch | Janice Silver | The Cable Center |
Leaders to Watch | Megan McCourt-Merk | Sand Cherry Associations |
Leaders to Watch | Jill Johnson | Comcast |
Leaders to Watch | Jason Foisy | Comcast |
Rising Stars | Denise Hunt | Comcast |
Rising Stars | Daisy Henderson | Comcast |
Rising Stars | Robin Perman | Comcast |
Rising Stars | Courtney Beckham | Charter |
Young Woman to Watch | Monserrat Vazquez | The Cable Center |
Award | Name | Title | Company |
Woman of the Year | Jana Henthorn | President & CEO | The Cable Center |
Woman in Technology | Laura Moche | Senior Director Engineering | Charter |
Mentor of the Year | David Eng | Distinguished Engineer | Comcast |
Industry Partner of the Year | Sand Cherry | Boutique Consulting Firm | Sand Cherry |
Woman to Watch | Holly Hinze | Director Commercial/Residential Products | Charter |
Woman to Watch | Marjorie Truitt | Director Residential Product Reporting | Charter |
Woman to Watch | Kelley Rapoza | Director Technology Services | Charter |
Woman to Watch | Jennifer Kramer | Director Human Resources | Comcast |
Woman to Watch | Christina Stephens | Director Technical Operations | Comcast |
Woman to Watch | Lisa Schwab | UpRamp/Cable Labs | |
Young Woman to Watch | Sravani Katamaneni | STEM School | Highlands Ranch |
17th Annual Walk of Fame May 25th, 2017 | ||
NAME | Award | Company |
Robin Tolva | Woman of the Year | Charter Communications |
Adrianne Hinds | Woman in Technology | Cablelabs |
Rich Jennings | Mentor of the Year | Comcast |
Slalom Consulting | Industry Partner of the Year | Slalom |
Ashley Berry | Young Woman to Watch | |
Frances Augustine | Woman to Watch | Comcast |
Kinsley Civili | Woman to Watch | Charter Communications |
Kei Foo | Woman To watch | Charter Communications |
Lisa Vandermark | Woman To watch | CSG |
Robin Veit | Woman To Watch | Starz |
Emily Winger | Woman To Watch | Comcast |
16th Annual Walk of Fame 2016 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Jenelle Chaplin | Woman To Watch Director and Above | Comcast | Director, Customer Care Strategic Initiatives (west division) |
Shashikala Shamarao | Woman To Watch Director and Above | Charter Communications | Director, Technology Services |
Erin Kusmierski (Toney) | Woman To Watch Director and Above | Charter Communications | Director, Wireless Internet Products |
Grace Wiggins | Woman To Watch Director and Above | Charter Communications | Sr. Supply Chain Demand Planner |
Natalie Makowka | Woman To Watch Director and Above | Comcast | Sr. IT Solutions (Comcast Business) |
Judy Batenburg | Woman in Technology | Starz | SVP IT Services |
Christopher Marsh | Mentor of the Year | TWC | VP of Web & Commerce Engineering |
Sarah Gustashaw | Woman of the Year | Comcast | VP, Finance Mountain West |
16th Annual Walk of Fame May 21, 2015 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Kathy Carrington | Woman of the Year | Charter Communications | Senior VP-Corporate Services |
Rich DiGeronimo | Mentor of the Year | Charter Communications | Executive VP, Product & Strategy |
Maria Rothschild | Woman in Technology | Comcast | Director, National Video Deployment Engineering |
Tom Gorman | Partner of the Industry | opXL, LLC | President |
Megan Reeder-Holman | Woman to Watch | Starz Entertainment, LLC | VP of Sales & Affiliate Marketing |
Pamela Kelley | Woman to Watch | Comcast | Senior Director Human Resources – Nat’l Customer Ops |
Angela Peleschka | Woman to Watch | Comcast West Division | Vice President Credits and Collections |
Cat Reusswig | Woman to Watch | Time Warner Cable | Sr. Director Web Portals, Engineering Web & Commerce |
Kris Shrader | Woman to Watch | Comcast West Division | Director of Outsourcing Operations |
15th Annual Walk of Fame May 22, 2014 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Maggie Chan Jones | Woman of the Year | Level 3 | Senior VP, Marketing |
Steve White | Mentor of the Year | Comcast – West Division | President |
Michael Turner | Partner of the Industry | RevGen Partners | President & CEO |
Angela Plomondon | Woman in Technology | Charter Communications | Senior Director, Video Operations |
Cheryl Davis | Woman to Watch | Charter Communications | Senior Director, Product Management |
Sally Huriaux | Woman to Watch | Comcast – Mile High Region | Director, Project Management |
Adrianne Steiss | Woman to Watch | CSG International | Executive Director, Global Corporate Marketing |
Michelle White | Woman to Watch | Comcast – West Division | Senior Director, FP&A |
MacKenzie Roebuck-Walsh | Woman to Watch | Comcast – West Division | Manager, Customer Experience |
14th Annual Walk of Fame May 2, 2013 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Amy Blair | Woman of the Year | Liberty Global, Inc. | Senior VP, Chief Human Resources Officer |
Peter Kalan | Mentor of the Year | CSG International | Chief Executive Officer and President |
Nancy Davoust | Woman in Technology | Comcast Cable | Distinguished Enginneer Systems & Security Architect |
Jodi Robinson | Woman in Technology | Starz Entertainment | VP Internet & Interactive Technology |
Billi Capra | Teamwork in Innovation | Altitude Sports & Entertainment | Vice President, Broadcast Services |
Kim Carroll | Woman to Watch | Charter Communications | Senior Director Strategic Program Management Office |
Camille Hammond | Woman to Watch | Disney & ESPN Media Networks | Senior Director Field Sales |
Veronica “Roni” Jellison | Womant to Watch | Comcast Cable – West Division | VP, Business Class Customer Service Stategy & Operations |
Lori Lemmen | Womant to Watch | WOW! Internet Cable Phone | Director, Program Management Office |
Kalpa Subramanian | Woman to Watch | Comcast Cable | Director, National Engineering & Technical Operations |
Alexandra Ballas | Woman to Watch | Comcast Cable | Manager Public Relations Mile High Region |
13th Annual Walk of Fame 2012 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Cathy Kuo | Woman of the Year | WOW! Internet, Cable and Phone | Chief Marketing Officer |
Shelly Harper | Mentor of the Year | Altitude Sports & Entertainment | Senior VP, Programming & Production |
Steve Raymond | Teamwork in Innovation | Disney ESPN Media Networks | Senior VP, National Accounts |
Joe Rooney | Teamwork in Innovation | Cox Communications | Senior VP, Brand Marketing, Social Media & Advertising |
Debbie Fitzgerald | Woman in Technology | CableLabs | Debbie Fitzgerald |
Karen Abene | Woman to Watch | Starz Entertainment | Senior Director, Affiliate Sales and Support |
Keely Rose Buchanan | Woman to Watch | Time Warner Cable | Manager, Communications |
Amy Kim | Woman to Watch | Charter Business | Director of Marketing |
Lisa Panepinto | Woman to Watch | Comcast West Division | VP of Operations Analysis & Planning, Customer Care |
Angela Plomondon | Woman to Watch | Comcast | Senior Director Video Operations, Nat’ Engineering & Tech Ops |
12th Annual Walk of Fame May 12, 2011 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Cynthia Carpenter | Woman of the Year | iBahn | Vice President Marketing, Americas |
Maria Popo | Woman of the Year | Ubee Interactive | President, Americas |
Mike Hayashi | Mentor of the Year | Time Warner Cable | Executive VP, Advanced Engineering &Technology |
Marti Moore | Woman in Technology | Charter Communications | VP of Web Technology – Customer Experience |
Cindy Parsons | Teamwork in Action | Comcasat | VP of Public Relations – Mile High Region |
Ruth Rohs | Teamwork in Action | Comcast | Manager of Community Relations – Mile High Region |
Patty Bullington | Woman to Watch | Charter Communications | Corporate Director of Marketing |
Shelly Humphreys | Woman to Watch | Broadband Insights, Inc | Mangaing Director |
Katherine Kirchner | Woman to Watch | Comcast | Executive Director of Operations |
Angie Reynolds | Woman to Watch | Charter Communications | Curriculum Manager |
Darla Thompson | Woman to Watch | CSG Systems | VP, Strategic Business Unit |
11th Annual Walk of Fame April 29, 2010 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Abby Pfeiffer | Woman of the Year | Charter Communications | Senior VP, Human Resources |
Scott Binder | Mentor of the Year | Comcast | Senior VP, Mile High Region |
Gary Traver | Partner of the Industry | Comcast Media Center | Senior VP, COO |
Carol MacBride | Woman in Technology | Comcast Spotlight | Senior Director, New Product Technology Development |
Amy Bell | Woman to Watch | Starz Entertainment | Executive Director, Marketing Communications |
Anne Collins | Woman to Watch | CSG Systems | Executive Director, Account Management |
Sara Eder | Woman to Watch | Eder Communications | Principal and Owner |
Shelly Guiou Thompson | Woman to Watch | Charter Communications | Vice President, Programming |
Cindy Varga | Woman to Watch | Liberty Global, Inc | Program Manager, Office of the CTO |
10th Annual Walk of Fame May 6, 2009 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Kelly Bumann | Woman of the Year | Starz Entertainment | VP Brand Strategy & Marketing Communications |
Jill Stark | Woman of the Year | Charter Communications | VP, West Operating Group |
Tom Feige | Mentor of the Year | Time Warner Cable | Regional VP of Northeast/National Division |
Dr. Richard R. Green | Partner of the Industry | CableLabs | President and Chief Executive Officer |
Sara Baack | Woman in Technology | Level 3 Communications | Senior Vice President, Voice Services |
Nancy Hankins | Woman to Watch | Charter Communications | Senior Director, Procurement |
Connie Keith | Woman to Watch | CSG Systems | VP, Charter Strategic Business Unit |
Charlon McIntosh | Woman to Watch | Comcast Colorado | Vice President of Customer Care |
Jennifer Pellegrino Stamm | Woman to Watch | The Cable Center | Marketing Manager |
Missy Wood | Woman to Watch | Comcast Colorado | Senior Manager of Engineering Operations |
9th Annual Walk of Fame May 13, 2008 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Tracy Baumgartner | Woman of the Year | Comcast West Division | Vice President, Public Relations |
Marwan Fawaz | Mentor of the Year | Charter Communications | Chief Technical Officer & Executive Vice President |
Jana Henthorn | Partner of the Industry | The Cable Center | Senior VP, Programs & Education |
Sherisse Hawkins | Woman in Technology | Time Warner Cable | VP, Software Engineering |
Grace Egan | Woman in Technology | Time Warner Cable | VP, Product Engineering |
Christin Brown | Woman to Watch | WOW! Internet Cable Phone | Vice President, Marketing |
Karen Eckmann | Woman to Watch | CSG Systems | VP, Corporate Communicatons |
Jacyn Meyer | Woman to Watch | Starz Entertainment | Director, Affiliate Sales |
8th Annual Walk of Fame May 2, 2007 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Judi Allen | Woman of the Year | ALLENStrategies, Inc. | President |
Cathy Fogler | Woman of the Year | Charter Communications | VP, Video Programming & Product Management |
Brad Dusto | Mentor of the Year | Comcast Cable | President – West Division |
Cindy Bennett | Partner of the Industry | Organic People | President |
Leslie Ellis | Woman in Technology | Ellis Edits | Independent analyst, columnist, author |
Brenda Price | Woman to Watch | Time Warner Cable, National Division | Senior Director of Marketing |
Corrina Ruttkar | Woman to Watch | CSG Systems, Inc. | Vice President, Customer Strategies |
Vernise York | Woman to Watch | Comcast Colorado | Digital Voice Operations Manager |
7th Annual Walk of Fame May 25, 2006 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Debbie Egner | Woman of the Year | Starz Entertainment Group | Senior VP, Affiliate Sales and Sales Operations |
Nancy McGee | Woman of the Year | Adelphia Communications | Senior VP Marketing and Sales |
Ed Nafus | Mentor of the Year | CSG Systems International, Inc. | CEO & President |
Louise Atkinson | Woman of Influence | TeleTech | Senior VP of Strategic Accounts |
Nancy Sanders | Woman of Influence | Time Warner Cable National Division | VP, Group Operations and Division Marketing |
Connie Campbell | Woman of Influence | Adelphia Communications | Senior VP of Operations and Finance |
Bonnie Cleaver | Woman in Technology | Comcast Media Center | Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives |
Kelly Bumann | Woman to Watch | Starz Entertainment Group | VP of Key Initiatives |
Cindy Parsons | Woman to Watch | Comcast – Colorado Region | Senior Director of Public Relations |
6th Annual Walk of Fame May 18, 2005 | |||
NAME | Award | Company | Title |
Leslie Grayson | Woman of the Year | Time Warner Cable – National Division | Vice President of Operations |
Cathy Klistrom | Woman of the Year | Comcast – West Division | Senior Vice President of Customer Care |
Ron Cooper | Mentor of the Year | Adelphia Communications | President & COO |
Rebecca Lim | Woman in Technology | Starz Entertainment Group | Senior Director of Advanced Services |
Maria Arias | Woman to Watch | Adelphia Communications | VP of Law and Government Affairs |
Wendy Farley | Woman to Watch | Comcast – Colorado | Senior Director of Government Affairs |
5th Annual Walk of Fame May 13. 2004 | ||
NAME | Company | Title |
Sheryl Anderson | Starz Encore Group | Senior VP Human Resources & Administration |
Louise Atkinson | TeleTech Holdings, Inc | Senior VP, Broadband |
Lee Clayton | Charter Communications Inc | Senior VP, Operations Midwest Division |
Leslie Ellis | Analyst, Colmnist, Author | |
Charlotte Field | Comcast Corporation | Senior VP, Network and Technology |
Ellen Filipiak | Adelphia Communications, Inc. | Senior VP, Customer Care |
Cathy Kuo | WOW! Internet & Cable | Senior Vice President |
Lisa Lee | Broadband Insights, LLC | Chief Executive Officer |
Susan Rardin | Comcast Corporation | Vice President, Customer Care |
Michelle Sie Whitten | Encore International | President & CEO |
Cath Fogler | Adelphia Communications, Inc. | VP, Video Product Management |
Juliet Randall | Qwest Communications, Inc. | Director, Local Voice Sercvices |
Page Shaper | Charter Communications Inc | Director New Products |
4th Annual Walk of Fame May 6, 2003 | ||
NAME | Company | Title |
Linda Adams | Level 3 Communications | Group Vice President |
Dana Crandall | Qwest Communications | Senior VP, Wholesale Customer Service Operations |
Cyndee Everman | Time Warner Cable | VP Operational Support Systems |
Lisa Lee | Broadband Insights, LLC | CEO |
Midge Pierce | WAM! Starz Encore Group | VP, Programming |
Mary White | Comcast Cable, Colorado Market | Senior Vice President |
JoLynne Whiting | US West & Qwest Communications | Retired Officer |
Linda Williams | Time Warner Cable National Division | VP, Human Resources |
3rd Annual Walk of Fame May 16, 2002 | ||
NAME | Company | Title |
Sam Klosterman | Wisdom Media Group | Vice President Affiliate Sales |
Joanne Lintjer | Daniels & Associates | Director of Administration |
Luisa Murcia | AT&T Broadband | Vice President – IP Technology Strategy |
Nancy Murphy | AT&T Broadband | Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs |
Midge Pierce | WAM! America’s Kidz Network – Starz | Vice President, Programming |
Mary White | AT&T Broadband | Senior Vice Presdient |
Linda Williams | Time Warner Cable | Vice President, Human Resources |
2nd Annual Walk of Fame May 17, 2001 | ||
NAME | Company | Title |
Ann Carlsen | Carlsen Resources, Inc. | Founder and CEO |
Theresa Conley | AT&T Broadband | Vice President, Video Strategy & Product Management |
Courtney Cowgill | Formerly AT&T Broadband | |
Jana Henthorn | A&E Television Networks | Vice President, Affiliate Sales W. Region |
Michelle Lee | AT&T Broadband | Vice President, National Access System |
Sandy Monahan | AT&T Broadband | Senior Director, IT Systems Deployment & Operations Support |
Nancy Murphy | AT&T Broadband | Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs |
Pat Thompson | Daniels & Associates | Senior Vice President |
Jillian Wachendorf | Starz Encore Group, LLC | Senior Vice President, Affiliate Marketing |
Cathy Wilson | The Literature Library of Broadband Technology | CEO & Publisher |
1st Annual Walk of Fame May 18, 2000 | ||
NAME | Company | Title |
Colleen Abdoulah | Formerly of AT&T Broadband | |
Ann Carlsen | Carlsen Resources | Founder & CEO |
Jeanne Davison | Voyant Technologies | VP of Marketing |
Suzy Dotson | AT&T Cable Services Denver | Director of Customer Service |
Gayle Greer | GS2 | Principal & Co-Founder |
Sandy Marquette | AT&T Cable Services Cheyenne | General Manager |
Leslie Nittler | Starz Encore Group | Senior VP, New Media |
Jan Peters | MediaOne | President & CEO |
Kathy Stewart | AT&T Cable Services Fort Collins | General Manager |
June Travis | WICT National | Past President |
Jilliana Wachendorf | Starz Encore Group | Senior VP, Cable Sales & Affiliate Marketing |
Priscilla Walker | Walker Innovations | President |
Ruth Warren | Formerly of Jones Intercable |
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