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State women’s group annual leaders have Chandler ties

The International Women’s Forum Arizona has announced its 2026 board of directors. In front, from the left, are Adelaida Severson, JoAnn Holland and Hershey Khan. Holland and Khan have Chandler ties. In back are Shannon Clancy, Mary Mitchell, Lisa Hartsock, Carey Chambers, Heather Rausch, Mindy Weinstein, Lauren Chazal and Vanecia Kerr.

Courtesy of Market Mind Shift

The International Women’s Forum Arizona has announced its 2026 board of directors — and this year’s chair is from Chandler.

The nonprofit is a group of local professionals committed to helping unite a global community of women leaders and elevate women’s leadership in the present and future.

JoAnn Holland, who represents three Valley groups in the forum, is from Chandler. She is this year’s chair of the board of directors.

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