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Nancy Austin
(ΒΔ-UCLA) Business
consultant, author,
lecturer.
Internationally recognized authority on
cutting-edge management. President of Nancy K.
Austin, Inc., Northern California (since 1985).
Contributing editor and management columnist for
Working Woman magazine. Co-author of 1989
best-seller, Passion for Excellence: The
Leadership Difference, and author of
The Assertive Woman: A New Look.
Speakers Platform™ called her "the most sought
after woman keynote speaker in American
business."
Contributing editor and writer for Inc. magazine.
Lorrie Hamrick
Bilderback (ΔΡ-Ball State) Program manager of Web strategy development,
IBM®
Corporation.
Sheree Clark
(ΑΛ) Founder and co-owner of
Sayles Graphic Design
in Des
Moines, Iowa. Some of the firm’s award-winning
work is included in the permanent collections of
the Smithsonian Institution’s CooperHewitt
National Design Museum and the United States
Library of Congress.
Past president of the Advertising Professionals of Des
Moines. Owner of
Art/Smart Consulting. A Des
Moines Register “Up and Comer” and author of Creative Direct
Mail Design, Get Noticed: Self Promotion for Creative
Professionals.
Sue Robertson Cunnold
(ΒΧ-Bucknell)
Volunteer trainer for Girl Scouts of the USA.
Member of the Friends of Our Chalet USA Committee, one of
four world centers, located in Switzerland. Involved with
Girl Scouts for 45 years.
Linda Funk (Gamma
Sigma-Wisconsin/Stout) Executive director of
The Soyfoods Council,
working to increase the national awareness of soyfood
products.
Nannette Hegerty (Delta Psi-Wisconsin/Oshkosh)
First female chief of the Milwaukee, Wis., police
department.
Jandy Thompson Hegy (Delta Beta-Texas A&M/Commerce)
Vice president of
John Bowles Company. One of
the Dallas Business Journal’s, “Top 40 Under 40."
Susan Lacek (Epsilon
Delta-Northern Illinois)
Founder of
Faith’s Lodge, a refuge for
families who have a seriously ill child or have suffered the
loss of a child. In 2005, she led the effort to get
legislation passed in Minnesota to allow parents of
stillborn children to receive legal birth certificates.
Mabel Cooper Haeberly Lamb (Omega-Texas)
Magazine/newspaper writer in 1920s. First woman to fly over
Mexico and Central America in a single-engine plane.
Established Mabel C. Lamb, Inc., a multi-million dollar real
estate business (1951). First woman member, later secretary
and vice-president of the New Canaan Chamber of Commerce.
International director of programs (1948-52), international
vice president of Alpha Phi (1952-54). Alpha Phi Foundation
trustee. Established an Alpha Phi undergraduate
scholarship. Recipient of Frances E. Willard award (1990).
Elizabeth Thompson Smith Lamb (Omega-Texas)
Executive Board trustee of Alpha Phi (1952-54),
Constitution Committee chairman (1952-54), Colonization
Committee for Gamma Eta at the University of North Texas,
International Executive Board director of finance (1954-56),
International president of Alpha Phi (1958-61).
Tara Lawrence (Iota Alpha-Pepperdine)
Founder of “Hats
Off for Cancer,” an organization dedicated to
assisting children who have lost their hair from cancer.
Deborah Lippmann (Gamma Pi-Arizona State)
Celebrity
manicurist and nail expert with her own line called the “Lippmann
Collection,” deemed the best-of-the-best. Celebrity loyalists include Sarah
Jessica Parker, Mariah Carey, Martha Stewart, Cher, Demi
Moore, Mary J. Blige, Kelly Ripa, Faith Hill, Renee
Zellweger and Gwyneth Paltrow. Also a jazz singer with her
first album, “Nightingale.”
Kathy Mason (Xi-Toronto)
President of
Junior League of Fort Collins,
Colorado, a quickly-growing service organization dedicated
to building communities through volunteer work.
Judy Adelizzi Parker
(ΒΠ-USC) President and
business partner of Devlin Design Group, Inc., an
Emmy AwardÒ -winning
broadcast design firm.
Lisa Pierozzi
(ΒΔ-UCLA) Accountant with PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Inc.
Co-lead partner on OscarÒ
balloting team, tabulating Academy AwardÒ winners for the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences since 1998. (see
Winter 2000 and Fall 2001 Quarterlies).
Jill Muchow Rode
(ΓΒ-UC/Santa Barbara) Development
director for the
Santa Barbara Zoo.
Former development director for the Santa Barbara Symphony
and former president of the Junior League of Santa Barbara.
Alice Leyland Smitherman (Beta Epsilon-Arizona)
President of the
American Dietetic Association
(1986).
Susanne Solomon
(Δ-Cornell)
Owner of Baby Greek, Inc., selling Greek-lettered
baby gifts and clothes, the first business of its
kind in the U.S. (see Spring 2000
Quarterly).
Christina Thompson (Phi-Oklahoma)
President of the
American Biological Safety Association.
Julee White
(ΔΠ-Indiana
State) President and CEO of Image
Concepts, a Chicago-based image consulting firm that
recruits celebrities for corporate and non-profit
endorsements, speaking engagements, personal appearances,
charity events and marketing strategies.
Alpha Phi is proud of all of our
distinguished alumnae. If you know a
distinguished alumna who should be listed, send
her name, affiliation and contact information to
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