Woman of Distinction
Each year, Hawai‘i Girl Scouts salute women who personally and professionally exemplify the values articulated in the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Not your typical awards event, the Girl Scouts of Hawai`i Woman of Distinction dinner helps to raise needed funds, while also providing hundreds of girls with a chance to see great role models in action. Hawai`i’s girls have the opportunity to interact with the honorees as well as the community leaders who attend the dinner.
Woman of Distinction 2010
A World of Difference
The Girl Scouts of Hawai`i salutes and applauds our 2010 Woman of Distinction honorees for their commitment and dedication to the people of Hawai`i, our nation, and the world. We are also grateful to the many family-based and corporate foundations that support their inspiring leadership driven work.
Debbie Berger
Pam Omidyar
Nancy Pace
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ballroom
5:30 p.m. Reception & Silent Auction
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Dinner & Program
For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Kristi Cardoso at [email protected].
Woman of Distinction 2009
Foundation for Change
Judith M. Dawson
President, Atherton Family Foundation
Irene Hirano Inouye
Trustee, The Ford Foundation
Trustee and Past Chair, The Kresge Foundation
Alana Kobayashi Pakkala
Partner and Executive Vice President, Kobayashi Group LLC
Founding Member, The GIFT Foundation of Hawaii
Kitty Sullivan Wo
Owner and Director, Sullivan Family of Companies
Woman of Distinction 2008
The 2008 Woman of Distinction Dinner honored four extraordinary entrepreneurs, whose remarkable talents, skills, and leadership abilities have played an important role in their “Journeys of Success." Watch the women discuss leadership and their own journeys with their Girl Scout interviewers.
Past Woman of Distinction Honorees
Carol Ai May Beadie Kanahele Dawson Claudia J. Kennedy |
Sharon McPhee Anne Namba Mary Worrall |
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