Nominate a 2022 Alabama Woman of Impact

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July 22, 2022

Every year, Yellowhammer Multimedia honors 20 women who have made a significant impact in the state of Alabama.

This event is a celebration of strong women who shape and propel Alabama. For this year’s exemplary class, we are opening up nominations to the public!

Examples of past recipients include: Irma Loya Tudor, Analytical Services Inc. founder, former CEO and board chair; Merceria Ludgood, Mobile County Commission president; Kelsey Barnard Clark, KBC chef and proprietor; Sara Evans Barker, recording artist; Kay Ivey, governor; Brigadier General Tara D. McKinnie, Alabama Airforce Reserves and Radiology Partners vice president of Culture and Leadership Development.

For all past winners please visit www.alabamawomen.org, and to submit your nomination for new recipients please use the form below.

2022 Women of Impact Nominations

Nominate a female you know in who shapes and propels Alabama.

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