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August 31, 2007

Venues Today Honors Carol Wallace as a Woman of Influence

SDCCC President and CEO is one of only five honored in inaugural competition

San Diego, CA August 31, 2007—Outstanding leadership and life-long volunteerism have garnered Carol Wallace, president and CEO of the San Diego Convention Center Corporation, the Venues Today 2007 Women of Influence Award.  She is one of only five women chosen for the award in the competition’s inaugural class. 

 

“The Women of Influence this year included a stellar list of women who have had a major impact on their profession and have selflessly mentored others in the industry,” said Linda Deckard, Publisher of Venues Today. 

 

The international competition is open to leaders in all aspects of the venues industry.  The Women of Influence were nominated and voted on by subscribers to Venues Today.  The newly formed competition gives CEOs, presidents, and general managers of venues across the nation an opportunity to select their female peers for this esteemed honor. 

 

“Carol Wallace’s visionary leadership and guidance have not only brought incredible success to the San Diego Convention Center, they have made an indelible mark on the venues industry as a whole,” said Cheryl Kendrick, chair of the Corporation’s board of directors. “Her energy and enthusiasm never wanes, even in the face of challenges. Carol is a true inspiration to all of us.”

 

The San Diego Convention Center Corporation is a public benefit corporation created by the City of San Diego.  The Corporation is exclusively responsible for marketing, managing and operating the Convention Center.  In its 18-year history, the Center has generated $12.8 billion in economic impact, $270.3 million in tax revenues and continues to serve as San Diego’s premier gathering place.




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