Women CEOs

Stacy Dunn, CEO of Black Eagle Transportation, drives innovation in logistics with over two decades of strategic leadership.

Lisa E. Ireland, nonprofit executive, strives to extend lifespans and promote a brighter future through the Longevity Science Foundation.

Gwen Young is the CEO of Women Business Collaborative (WBC), a groundbreaking alliance of national professional women's organizations dedicated to achieving equal position, pay, and power for ALL Women in Business.

Lauren Dustman, the epitome of a strategic CEO and entrepreneur, possesses a remarkable passion for improvement and unwavering attention to detail.

As President and CEO, Roxane Ferguson aims to drive growth and community engagement in Oviedo and Winter Springs.

At The Agency Worldwide, Kim expanded their focus beyond biotech to include medical devices, food, and bio-industrial sectors, driven by a passion for global health and sustainability.

Kaci King started as a delivery driver for West Ohio Tools Co., a family business founded by her parents, and eventually became CEO after her father's passing in 2020.

Kim Lanphear, CEO of Apparo, transitioned from corporate marketing to lead a nonprofit connecting tech pros with nonprofits, fostering community change.

Toya Meadows, CEO of Simple Tax Solutions, LLC, and Mind Your Assets Tax School, is scaling her business, educating her community, and training other business owners to lead in the area of finance.

Gail Koziara Boudreaux has made significant impacts in healthcare as Anthem's CEO, previously leading at UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and other major organizations.

Natalie Ruiz, CEO of AnswerConnect, brings a wealth of experience and dedication to her role, recognized for her leadership with awards like Women of Influence by Portland Business Journal.

Abigail Johnson, CEO of Fidelity Investments, leads one of America's largest finance firms. With a rich history and deep knowledge, she shapes the future of financial services through her strategic vision.