Marcia Taylor is Honored with Atlanta Business Chronicle's Women Who Mean Business Award

Bennett International Group CEO, Marcia G. Taylor has been honored with Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Women Who Mean Business award. Mrs. Taylor is one of twenty-one Atlanta Metro-area business leaders who received the honor this year. The award honors “women who have made significant strides in their careers, are making a difference in their communities, blazing a trail for others and leaving an indelible mark on the Atlanta business community.” The field of nominees was pared down from 350 qualified female executives to the final list by an esteemed panel of judges.

Here’s a list of honorees for the 2017 Women Who Mean Business award:

Claire Yum Arnold, CEO, Leapfrog IT
Justine Boyd, Director, United Negro College Fund (UNCF)
Jill Campbell, Executive Vice President, Cox Enterprises
Jennifer Dorian, Executive Vice President of Turner Portfolio 360 Brand Strategy, General Manager of Turner Classic Movies (TCM) and FilmStruck
Catherine Downey, CEO, CATMEDIA
Missy Dugan, CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta
Adina Erwin, COO, Fox Theatre
Brenda Fitzgerald, Director, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Sharon Gay, Partner, Dentons
Shay Bentley Griffin, CEO, Chez Studios
Christine Hurtsellers, CEO, Voya Investment Management
Bonita Jacobs, President, University of North Georgia
Pam Kilday, Head of Operations, SunTrust Bank
Danielle Lisenbey, CEO, Broadspire
Guiomar Obregón, CEO, Precision 2000
Meisa Salaita, Director, Atlanta Science Festival, Inc.
Dana Spinola, CEO, fab’rik
Marcia Taylor, CEO, Bennett International Group
Carol Tomé, CFO, Home Depot
Kathleen “Kathy” A. Walters, Group President, Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products
Ambica Yadav, CEO, Karna, LLC