Ragan and PR Daily honor the 2021 top women in communications
The list of honorees includes leaders in the profession who are working to build bridges and support communities, mentor young pros and champion DE&I, as well as facilitate innovation and trust.
After an extraordinary year, the business world has gained a keen understanding of how essential a good communicator is.
Whether tasked with helping employees transition to remote work, deliver timely and accurate public health messages or keep distributed communities connected, the work of the communicator has become indispensable. And it’s against this backdrop that the 2021 class of top women in communications rose to the challenge.
From the many outstanding leaders who are being recognized this year, we are highlighting a few exemplary individuals—women who went above and beyond for their colleagues and communities in a year of crisis, turmoil and doubt.
Latoya Bennett-Johnson
Mastercard’s employer brand has never been clearer, thanks to the efforts of Latoya Bennett-Johnson. Bennett-Johnson has developed a Recruitment Marketing toolkit to help the company communicate its priorities and strengths to new hires. She shapes strategy on the “In Solidarity” steering committee and is the familiar voice of the company’s “Inside the Circles” culture podcast.
For her inspiring work across multiple company activities, Latoya has been recognized as an honoree in the Bridge Builders category of Ragan’s 2021 Top Women in Communications Awards.
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