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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Ragan Announces Hall of Fame Inductees for Top Women in Communications Awards Ragan Communications is proud to announce the Hall of Fame inductees for its Top Women in Communications Awards, Class of 2025: Kimberley Goode with BMO; Kim Olson at Land O'Lakes; Linda Rutherford of Southwest Airlines; and Lori Rosen of the Rosen Group. These distinguished leaders have been recognized for their trailblazing contributions to communications and their profound influence on the profession. They will be honored on March 12 at the annual Top Women in Communications Awards Luncheon. The Hall of Fame distinction is reserved for women communicators who have demonstrated a career-spanning commitment to excellence, leaving an indelible mark on the field and inspiring the next generation of communicators. “This year's Hall of Fame honorees have elevated the profession through their wisdom, leadership and tireless commitment to best practices in communications," said Diane Schwartz, CEO of Ragan. "And they're not done contributing and giving back to our community." About the Honorees: Kimberley Goode Kim Olson Linda Rutherford Lori Rosen — The 2025 Hall of Fame induction will take place at the Top Women in Communications Awards Luncheon on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, at City Winery in New York City. This event will bring together industry leaders and peers to honor the achievements of the four Hall of Fame inductees and the full group of Top Women in Communications honorees, showcasing an exceptional group of women leaders. Additional information about Ragan’s Top Women in Communications Awards and the full list of honorees can be found here. About Ragan Communications and PR Daily: Ragan Communications and PR Daily have been delivering trusted news, training and intelligence for more than 50 years to internal and external communicators and business executives via conferences, webinars, training, awards, subscriptions and membership divisions. Its daily news sites—PRDaily.com and Ragan.com—are read by more than 600,000 internal and external communicators. | |
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