The Leading Ladies Awards Brunch is an event that celebrates women making a positive impact in their professional lives and communities. In addition, raising money to help us continue offering Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama’s (GSSA) leadership programming throughout Southern Alabama. More than 49% of the girls we serve do so at no cost to their families because of your support. Investing in girls is key to ensuring our future leaders’ success.
The Leading Lady nominees are selected for their demonstration as a positive influence on girls in our community.
The Leading Workplace for Women award recognizes an organization that supports girls' and women's leadership and success. Organizations that support and encourage women leadership are important to Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama and are paramount to our mission.
The Leading Ladies Awards Brunch will take place on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, at Wynlakes Country Club in Montgomery from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Thank you to our selections commitee who selected our honorees for this year! One Lady will be announced as the 2024 Leading Lady at the event! Please join us!
- Stephanie Bryan, Tribal Chair and CEO, Poarch Band of Creek Indians
- Lindsay Cline, Gulf Coast Workplace Lead, US Navy Submarine Industrial Base
- Allison Ingram, Attorney, Ball, Ball, Mathews and Novak
- Marche Johnson, City Councilor, City of Montgomery
- Azzie Oliver, Chief Deputy District Attorney, Montgomery County District Attorney's Office
- Amanda Salazar, Vice President of Communications and Membership, Manufacture Alabama
Give Now to honor a nominee, purchase a ticket or table, or become a sponsor.
Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama is the premier leadership organization for girls. We are a volunteer-based organization whose mission is to build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. GSSA serves more than 5,000 girls and adult volunteers in 30 counties across southern Alabama. Together, with our staff, volunteers and donors, we are building self-confidence and leadership skills in all girls--regardless of their socioeconomic status, race, or religion.
