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Her Legacy of Leadership
Dynamic speaker, inspiring motivator, visionary entrepreneur – these qualities helped make
Mary Kay Ash
a powerful leader in business and in her community. Throughout her life, she was recognized for her
achievements with awards and honors. Here are a few. To see a full list, visit
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Mary Kay on the Biography Channel produced by A&E Television Networks, 2007 |
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Named one of the 25 Most Influential Business Leaders of the Last 25 Years by PBS
and the Wharton School of Business in 2004 |
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Greatest Female Entrepreneur in American History by Baylor University, 2003 |
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Dallas Business Hall of Fame Laureate in recognition of her lifetime achievements as well as demonstrating inspiring business and community leadership, industry vision and service as a business and civic role model in the community, 2002 |
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National Conference on Medical Care and Domestic Violence Community Service Award, now known as the Mary Kay Ash Award, 2002 |
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Legal Services of North Texas "Equal Justice" Award for her work to positively impact women's lives, 2001 |
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"Most Outstanding Woman in Business in the 20th Century" by Lifetime Television, 1999 |
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"Texas Woman of the Century" by the Texas Women's Chamber of Commerce, 1999 |
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"Business Leader of the '90s" Award by the Association of Women Business Owners, 1990 |
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One of "America's 25 Most Influential Women," The World Almanac and Book of Facts, 1985 |
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Horatio Alger "Distinguished American Citizen" Award, 1978 |
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Guest appearances on national television shows, including: 60 Minutes; Good Morning,
America; 700 Club; The Hour of Power; The Oprah Winfrey Show; Late Night With David Letterman;
Phil Donahue; and Today |
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