25 Influential Black Women in Business 2005 Winners


TNJ proudly presents the 2005 list of 25 Influential Black Women in Business. This year marks the seventh consecutive year that the magazine has published what we popularly call "The 25 List." Each year, TNJ receives more than 100 nominees for this distinguished award. Winners are chosen for their outstanding achievement and influence in the corporate, entrepreneurial, government and not-for-profit arenas, as well as for their service to the African-American community. "Going the Distance" is the theme of this year's salute to 25 Influential Black Women in Business. While the profiles on the pages that follow hardly tell the full story of the journey each of these women has made, they teach us important lessons about how to walk the walk of success and remind us that we are never alone as we walk. The women behind these profiles truly are the elite of their industries and professions. In the wisdom of the universe, their race is merely incidental. But in a world too often disconnected from its universal source, their race matters.
Penda Aiken Penda Aiken, Inc.
Della Britton Baeza Jackie Robinson Foundation
Colgate Palmolive
ESPN, Inc.
Tammie B. Cottom Verizon Communications
Lynda D. Curtis Woodhull Medical Center
Thelma Dye, Ph.D. Northside Center for Child Development, Inc.
Michelle Ebanks Essence Communications
Elaine Edmonds Harlem YMCA
Verna Eggleston Human Resources Administration City of New York
Deborah Elam General Electric Company
Janine Fondon UnityFirst.com/ African American Newswire
Katherine Giscombe, Ph.D. Catalyst
Carla Harris Morgan Stanley
Marsha Haygood New Line Cinema
Michele M. Moore National Urban League
Ijeoma Nduka-Nwosu, M.D. Comprehensive Primary Care Services
Rita J. Sallis New York City Comptroller's Office
Debra A. Sandler McNeil Nutritionals, a Johnson & Johnson Company
Marva Smalls Nickelodeon
Marjorie A. Staten General Motors Minority Dealers Association
Millicent Sutton, M.D. St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital Center Comprehensive Sickle Cell Program
Gwendolyn Y. Taylor Arch Insurance group, Inc.
Linda Zango-Haley Del Laboratories, Inc.
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