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2017 Most Influential Women

Posted online October 9, 2017 | 4:08 pm

Opinion: Celebrate your own Most Influential Women
Features Editor Hanna Smith outlines the annual class.

2017 Most Influential Women: Heather Alder

2017 Most Influential Women: RaeLynn Anderson

2017 Most Influential Women: Brandi Bartel

2017 Most Influential Women: Brooke Bigham

2017 Most Influential Women: Andrea Brady

2017 Most Influential Women: Jill Bright

2017 Most Influential Women: Dr. Barbara Bumberry

2017 Most Influential Women: Linda Daugherty

2017 Most Influential Women: Dianne Davis

2017 Most Influential Women: Candida Deckard

2017 Most Influential Women: Dr. Patricia Dix

2017 Most Influential Women: Bontiea Goss

2017 Most Influential Women: Missy Handyside

2017 Most Influential Women: Melissa Higbie

2017 Most Influential Women: Julie Masterson

2017 Most Influential Women: Karen McKnight

2017 Most Influential Women: Tami North

2017 Most Influential Women: Amanda Tummons

2017 Most Influential Women: Susie Turner

2017 Most Influential Women: Donna Washburn

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