Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore will honor 10 successful young women at the fifth annual Phenomenal Women Under 40 event.
Recipients of the Phenom Award are from Monmouth and Ocean counties and represent a wide range of businesses and nonprofit organizations in central New Jersey. They all share a passion for community service.
The 2020 Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore Phenom Award recipients are:
Victoria Berner, Toms River, nurse manager at Ocean Medical Center in Brick Township, and volunteer with Caregiver Volunteers of Central Jersey.
Lindsey Carver, Farmingdale, production marketing manager for Bristol Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical in Princeton, and troop leader of Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore Brownie Troop 1066.
Amy Cerulo, Middletown, principal of Schroth School, part of the LADACIN Network in Wanamassa, and leader of a local running group for women.
Keely Davenport, Toms River, associate director of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals and co-founder of Exit 82 Theater Company, both in Toms River, and a former Girl Scout.
Carley Dietrick, Oceanport, business development representative at Seacrest Recovery Center in Eatontown, volunteer mentor and coordinator of Tigger House Foundation’s Student Alliance program in Red Bank, and a former Girl Scout.
Georgette Kyriacou, Toms River, director of engineering consulting at FWH Consulting in Toms River, a member of the U.S. Air Force Reserve, and president of the Women’s Leadership Committee of the Community Associations Institute of New Jersey.
Lindsey Most is a detective with the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office in Toms River, volunteer fundraiser for many causes including multiple sclerosis, the American Heart Association, All About Autism, and the Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania, and a former Girl Scout.
Susan Pagano, Howell, program manager of business career and technology training at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, and founder of The Food Recovery Network at Monmouth University.
Chelsea Pascoe, Pine Beach, founder and president of By The Sea Media in Forked River, freelance writer, and former Girl Scout. She lends a hand to the Southern Ocean County Chamber of Commerce and a local networking group.
Lauren Staub, Asbury Park, owner of The Party Fairy LLC, volunteer for organizations across New Jersey to help combat opioid addiction and a former Girl Scout.
In keeping with COVID-19 safety guidelines, this year’s event will take place outdoors under a festive tent that will adjoin the open-air activity center. Guests will enjoy an elegant, boxed picnic dinner with individual appetizers and desserts and a mobile bar with beer and wine.
For questions or more information about the event or honorees, e-mail phenom@gsfun.org or call (800) 785-2090.
