Ronald McDonald House Charities announces 2019 Providence women leaders

ABOVE ARE FOUR of the six winners of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of New England 2019 Women's Leadership Awards, from left: Stephanie Frazier Grimm, Janice Tetreault, Colleen Dickson and Jamie Scurry. / COURTESY RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF NEW ENGLAND

PROVIDENCE – The Ronald McDonald House Charities of New England announced its six 2019 Ronald McDonald House of Providence Women’s Leadership Awards Monday.

The awards were created to honor influential women in the community. Honorees were recognized last week at a ceremony in Providence.

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The 2019 honorees:

  • Athletics: Janice Tetrault – Teacher, coach, official and athlete. Tetreault works in the Warwick Public School System.
  • Health Care: Dr. Jennifer Clarke, clinician and researcher at the R.I. Department of Corrections.
  • Education: Jamie Scurry, vice president for University College at Roger Williams University.
  • Corporate Citizenship: Colleen Dickson, former vice president of finance and chief financial officer of McLaughlin & Moran Inc.
  • Community Service: Stephanie Frazier Grimm, founder of The Confetti Foundation, a nonprofit that supplies birthday parties to hospitalized children.
  • McDonald’s Leadership: Sarah Teck, owner and operator of three McDonald’s franchises.

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