Recognition of women leaders

The Top Women in Wellness and Human Resources, Class of 2021, work hard to ensure employee health, morale and productivity are at their highest, a feat during (and post) the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ragan’s Top Women in Wellness and Human Resources (HR), Class of 2021, honorees are leading the charge around employee health, DE&I, performance management, training and development, and so much more. The Class of 2021 recognizes 53 women for their ongoing work and accomplishments, as well as three Rising Stars. Four women also are named as Hall of Fame honorees in Ragan’s Top Women in Wellness and HR Awards.  

Each year, winners are recognized in an array of categories, including “Innovator,” “Dynamic Do-er,” “Rewards and Benefits Leader” and “Team Leader.” The category with the most 2021 honorees is the “Workplace Culture Leader.”  Five women from various departments at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) are recognized in the Top Women in Wellness and HR Awards, the most of any organization.

Here, some of this year’s award winner highlights:

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