Women from Pfizer, Sonalysts honored for innovation and mentorship
26 Apr 2019
Four employees of Pfizer and one of Sonalysts are among the 50 people whose mentoring of others, leadership and innovation have gotten them named as finalists for the 15th Annual Women of Innovation awards, a program of the Connecticut Technology Council.
There were 190 nominations this year. A winner in each of 11 categories will be announced at a gala at the Aqua Turf Club in Plantsville on March 27. The keynote speaker for the event is Annie Lamont, health care venture capitalist and first lady of Connecticut.
Three of the 10 finalists in the large business innovation and leadership category — for those with more than 500 employees — are from Pfizer: Amy Antipas, Sally Gut Ruggeri and Kathleen Zandi.
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