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Cindy Yulich: Woman of Impact
Emprise Bank Market President – Lawrence
Browsing: 2022 Fourth Quarter – Women of Impact
Marci Francisco: Woman of Impact
Kansas State Senator
2022Q4: Letter From the Publishers
The Lawrence Business Magazine introduced our yearly impact issue in 2012 with the Women of Impact; ten years later, we decided to focus again on the Women of Impact in our community.
LMH: Tammy Barta
Breast Cancer Survivor Feels Like Part of the Team
Lawrence in Perspective: Emily Taylor
A woman ahead of her times, Emily Taylor gave the women of KU a sense of confidence and a drive to challenge stereotypes during a time when women were treated as inferior to men.
Cynthia Johnson: Woman of Impact
Longtime teacher and administrator, Cynthia Johnson, overcame major obstacles throughout her life and is now devoted to making sure her students thrive in their educations and ultimately reach their full potential.
Kate Dinneen: Woman of Impact
A jack-of-all-trades, Kate Dinneen has her hands in not only her passion for blacksmithing and bike riding, but also acting as a role model to teens through Van Go and volunteering her time with Emergency Management for Douglas County.
Jill Elmers: Woman of Impact
Jill Elmers, Common Harvest CSA, is shaping the local food system with a focus on putting sustainably grown local foods on the plates of Douglas County residents.
Erica Hill: Woman of Impact
With a passion for health equity, Erica Hill has gone above and beyond to ensure all community members are afforded the right of good health without fear of being denied because of their consequences, poverty or discrimination.
Dot Nary: Woman of Impact
An activist for people with disabilities, Dot Nary works to eliminate disparities in housing, health care, transportation and recreation, and create a more inclusive community so the disabled can thrive in a society that often rejects them.