Breastcancer.org proudly hosted its 2nd Annual Women in Media and Marketing Awards Luncheon on May 2, 2024 at the JPMorgan Chase & Co. New York headquarters. The sold-out event was attended by 260 people representing 106 companies and celebrated the remarkable achievements of those who have made significant contributions to the media and marketing industry while supporting breast cancer awareness and research. .
The Women in Media and Marketing (WIMM) Awards recognize the outstanding efforts of individuals in the media and marketing industry who have demonstrated advocacy for women's health and those affected by breast cancer. This year, Breastcancer.org was honored to have Hoda Kotb, esteemed co-anchor of NBC News' TODAY, as the event's special guest speaker.
“Each breast cancer journey is deeply personal and unique. Breastcancer.org has the privilege of being a lifeline to those affected, providing support, resources and a sense of community. The leadership, resilience and strength demonstrated by this year's honorees will contribute to making breast cancer a more compassionate and understanding world,” said Dr. Marisa Weiss, founder and chief medical officer of Breastcancer.org.
This year's winners are:
Personal Advocate
Amy Armstrong
Director of Global Customer Development, Amazon Advertising
corporate visionary
Endorsed by Adobe, Denise Colella
Vice President, Head of Digital Strategy Group Media and Financial Services
Champion of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Adrian Smith, FleischmanHillard, Cannes Can: Diversity Collective
SVP/Senior Partner and Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer
Endorsed by IPG, Channing Martin
Global Chief Diversity and Social Impact Officer
caregiver
Jason Blum
Video ad sales, Apple
David Lauter
Senior Director of Global Client Partnerships, Netflix
Breastcancer.org would like to thank our more than 35 corporate sponsors and participants, including lead sponsor Comcast NBCUniversal, for their generous support. This allows Breastcancer.org to continue providing critical resources and support to individuals affected by breast cancer around the world.
For more information and highlights from WIMM, visit the event page at Breastcancer.org.
