2019 McKnight’s Women of Distinction Hall of Honor inductee Stephanie Harris, CEO and principal of Arrow Senior Living, discusses the growing role of technology in senior living, the lasting effects of mentorship, and the best part of her day.
Forty-one current and future leaders in senior living and skilled nursing were recognized Thursday at the inaugural McKnight’s Women of Distinction Awards program in Chicago.
Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the McKnight’s Women of Distinction Awards program.
Whether or not our mothers are still with us, whether or not we have children of our own, we all can celebrate our nurturing qualities.
2019 McKnight’s Women of Distinction Rising Star Kristy Ruppe Craddock, senior vice president of sales and marketing at Commonwealth Senior Living, shares how she knew senior living was right for her, what the best part of her day is, and why it’s OK to show emotions at work.
Hurry if you’d like to join us in honoring the first class of McKnight’s Women of Distinction award winners May 16 in Chicago. The event is almost at sell-out status.
The founder, president and CEO of Juniper Communities is being recognized for her approach to combining research and innovation during a career that has spanned more than three decades.
The inaugural class of Hall of Honor inductees includes executive-level women who have made significant contributions to the senior housing and care field.
The first class of Rising Stars in the McKnight’s Women of Distinction awards program has been revealed, and honorees include women who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to senior housing and care at the community or corporate level, or via academic or association work, from across the United States and Canada.
McKnight’s Senior Living and McKnight’s Long-Term Care News will be announcing the recipients of our inaugural Women of Distinction awards this week.
