Denise Schepici and Martha’s Vineyard Hospital were once again named one of Massachusetts’ 100 Women-Led Businesses by The Women’s Edge (formerly the Commonwealth Institute) and its partner The Boston Globe.
Schepici, the hospital’s CEO and president since 2017, The third time on the listIn two of those years, Shepic was No. 27 on the list.
“It’s an honor to be recognized on an impressive list of women leaders across the state,” Shepic said in a release. “I am grateful to the incredible team at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital who inspire themselves and each other to bring the very best to our patients, colleagues and community every day.”
At a celebratory breakfast on Friday, October 10, the women were seen as key drivers of the economy.
This is the 22nd year The Women’s Edge, a Boston-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing women’s leadership, has created the list through a nomination process and has reviewed for-profit and nonprofit organizations, and the 10th year, according to a press release. , the list was created in partnership with The Boston Globe. “In addition to revenue or operating budget, factors considered in the assessment include workplace and management diversity, board composition and innovation programs. The full list has been published in Globe Magazine’s Women & Power issue at World Wide Web/Magazine