The 2022 Multichannel News Wonder Women were honored at a gala luncheon March 24 at New York’s Ziegfeld Ballroom (from l.): class members Karen Bailey, Starz; Wonya Lucas, Crown Media; Joella Wind, Charter; Latasha Gillespie, Amazon Studios; Tonya Cornileus, ESPN; Kim Kelleher, AMC Networks; Roxanne Sherwood, ABC News; Mina Lefevre, Meta; Laura Molen, NBCUniversal; Amy Israel, Showtime Networks; and Dalila Wilson-Scott, Comcast.
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Wonder Women honoree Dalila Wilson-Scott, EVP and chief diversity officer, Comcast, with Multichannel News senior content producer, programming R. Thomas Umstead.
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(From l.): Wonder Women honoree Tonya Cornileus of ESPN; event host Linsey Davis of ABC News; honoree Roxanne Sherwood of ABC News; and event host Christine Williamson of ESPN.
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Honoree Latasha Gillespie, head of Global DEI at Amazon Video, Prime Studios and IMDb TV.
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Host Ann-Marie Green (l.), anchor, CBS News Streaming, with honoree Amy Israel, EVP, scripted programming, Showtime Networks.
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Host Linsey Davis with honoree Kim Kelleher, president, commercial revenue & partnerships, AMC Networks.
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Honoree Wonya Lucas, president and CEO of Crown Family Media Networks, speaks on stage during the Wonder Women luncheon.
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Woman of Influence Martha Raddatz of ABC News appeared via video from Poland, where she had traveled to cover the war in nearby Ukraine.
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Wonder Women honoree Laura Molen (r.), president, advertising & partnerships, NBCUniversal, with her daughter Francesca.
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Liz Spaulding, director of distribution at Starz and VP of luncheon event partner WICT New York, speaks from the Ziegfeld stage.
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