The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce today announced the winners of its 2013 Pinnacle Awards.
Honoring the accomplishments of eight women in Greater Boston who have achieved excellence in business and management, the Pinnacle Awards will take place Jan. 24 at the Westin Boston Waterfront.
The honorees will be recognized for their accomplishments in eight separate categories, including an overall “Lifetime Achievement” award. This year’s honorees include:
• Former Massachusetts Institute of Technology President Susan Hockfield for lifetime achievement.
• Communispace President and CEO Diane Hessan for achievement in entrepreneurship.
• Alison A. Quirk, State Street Corp. executive vice president and chief human resources and citizenship officer, for achievement in management, private.
• Massachusetts Life Sciences Center President and CEO Susan Windham-Bannister for achievement in management, government.
• The Women’s Lunch Place Executive Director Sharon Reilly for achievement in management, nonprofit.
• Myechia Minter-Jordan, cheif medical officer of The Dimock Center, for achievement in the professions.
• Anne Hawley, Norma Jean Calderwood director of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, for excellence in arts and education.
• Zenobia Moochhala, Care.com co-founder and vice president fo consumer marketing, for emerging executive.