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Three Brookdale Women's Soccer Players Named To DIII All-GSAC Teams

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By Allison Jean Dillon, Taylor Suckey
| brookdaleathletics.com
Lincroft, NJ - Congratulations to three top tier Brookdale women's soccer players for being named to the 2024 DIII All-GSAC Teams. Lincroft, NJ - Congratulations to three top tier Brookdale women's soccer players for being named to the 2024 DIII All-GSAC Teams. Sophomore goalie, Ryann Bannerman (Manasquan High School), was named to first team as sophomore defender, Allison Dillon (Raritan High School), and freshman forward, Taylor Suckey (Wall High School) were selected to the second team.
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Chair Gripping Finish For Women's Soccer At Nationals

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By Rori McDonough, Grace Broderick, Allison Jean Dillon, Hailey Funkhouser
| brookdaleathletics.com
Gastonia, NC - It came down to penalty kicks in the NJCAA DIII women's soccer championship consolation game for the #6 seeded Brookdale and the #7 seeded Community College of Rhode Island Knights. Two of the three goals were scored in the first half of play. Freshman midfielder Hailey Funkhouser got the Blues on the board first with her goal and the assist from sophomore forward, Rori McDonough.
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How to elevate more women in business: Female mentors

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By Allison Jean Dillon
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
Indra Nooyi, PepsiCo's first (and only) female CEO, just stepped down, which means that today only 24 of the Fortune 500 CEOs are women. The number is down from 32 in 2017, as female CEOs at big companies such as Avon, Mattel and Campbell Soup were replaced by men. Only  three times in the history of the Fortune 500 has a female CEO been succeeded by another woman.
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