Hall of Fame Gala

The Gala recognizes outstanding women who have contributed significantly to the advancement of women and improved the quality of life for future generations of Houstonians.

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2016 Greater Houston Women's Hall of Fame Honorees 
· Karina Barbieri
    Philanthropist
· Deborah Duncan
    Great Day Houston
· Mady Kades
    Kades Corporation
· Nancy Martin
    SMFAD Law Shareholder, Philanthropist
· Edna Meyer-Nelson
    The Richland Companies
· Susan Sarofim
    Brooke Companies, New Orleans Auction Galleries, Philanthropist
· Roberta Schwartz
    Methodist Hospital Houston
· Paula Sutton
    Wells Fargo
· Mari Carmen Ramirez, PhD
    Wortham Curator of Latin America Art
· Dr. Maria Alma Rodriquez
    M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
· Sharleen Walkoviak
    Covenant Technology Services
 

Greater Houston Women's Hall of Fame
2016 Sponsorship Levels
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Presenting Sponsor -- $25,000
Name included in Title as Presenting Sponsor
Two reserved tables of ten
Recognition in program and invitation if received by print date
Preferred placement in promotions
Logo video recognition the night of the event
Premiere Seating
Free Valet Parking for 20
 
Emerald-- $15,000
Two reserved tables of ten
Recognition in program and invitation if received by print date
Preferred placement in promotions
Logo video recognition the night of the event
Emerald Seating
Free Valet Parking for 20
 
Diamond-- $10,000
Reserved table of ten for the Gala
Recognition in program and invitation if received by print date
Preferred placement in promotions
Diamond Seating
Free Valet Parking for 10
 
Platinum-- $5,000
Table of ten for the Gala
Recognition in program and invitation if received by print date
Platinum Seating
 
VIP-- $1000
Two tickets to the Gala (Platinum seating)
Recognition in program
 
Individual Ticket-- $295
 

Proceeds from the Gala benefit the Chamber’s program of work, which includes Houston On Board, an initiative to increase the number of women serving on corporate boards, providing scholarships for deserving female students graduating from Aldine, Conroe, Fort Bend, Houston, Spring, and Spring Branch school districts to attend a Texas college of their choice; Smart Start for Women Entrepreneurs, a program to help entrepreneurs start or expand their business, stabilize and increase their incomes, and create additional employment and contribute to the economic development of the Greater Houston area; and STEAM Town USA, an initiative to increase exposure of third grade girls interest in math and science through Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math (STEAM) concepts, improve grades and graduation rates, and encourage girls to pursue STEAM careers.