2025 Women's Leadership Breakfast
Sponsored by the Tiffany Circle of the American Red Cross Georgia Region
Hosted by Genuine Parts Company
Thursday, March 13, 2025
8 a.m. to 10 a.m.
The women of the Tiffany Circle of the American Red Cross Georgia Region invite you to their 3rd annual Women's Leadership Breakfast. Register now to join Alicia Tillman, CMO of Delta Air Lines and Forbes List of World's Most Influential CMOs and Robyn Curnow, host and founder of the Searching for America podcast, award-winning journalist and former CNN and CNN International anchor and correspondent, as they address philanthropic women, community and business leaders at the Red Cross Tiffany Circle 2025 Women's Leadership Breakfast on Thursday, March 13, 2025, at the beautiful corporate headquarters campus of Genuine Parts off of I-75. Tickets are limited.
Genuine Parts Company Headquarters
$55 admission fee
Seats are limited.
Benefitting the American Red Cross of Georgia Disaster Relief
Featured Speakers:
Alicia Tillman Robyn Curnow
Chief Marketing Officer Host and Founder
Delta Air Lines Searching for America Podcast
Alicia Tillman, an executive leader with more than two decades of experience in global marketing, sales and strategy, is Delta's Chief Marketing Officer and a member of the Delta Leadership Committee.
Tillman leads Delta's brand strategy overseeing the airline's world-class global marketing, creative services and community engagement teams, bringing its story to life and deepening its relationship with customers and the world as a trusted consumer brand. As a member of the DLC, she influences the airline's vision and strategy.
Tillman's marketing credentials include leadership experience as the Global CMO at SAP and an 11-year tenure at American Express. Most recently, she was CRO of Capitolis, a leading fintech company.
Forbes has named her one of the Most Influential CMO's in the World.
Robyn Curnow is a speaker, author and award-winning broadcaster.
She is the host and founder of the Searching for America podcast where she tries to understand the USA from her outsider perspective as a South African based in the American South.
She spent over two decades at CNN, anchoring shows on both CNN USA and CNN International.
Previously she was CNN's Africa correspondent based in Johannesburg and a reporter and anchor based at CNN's London bureau covering Europe.
Curnow began her journalism career reporting on-air during Nelson Mandela's presidency at the South African Broadcasting Corporation.
She has a master's degree in international relations from Cambridge University. She was a Chevening Scholar based at Magdalene College, Cambridge.
She has earned multiple accolades, including a Royal Television Society Breaking News award and a duPont-Columbia award, and has been nominated for three Emmy awards with her CNN colleagues.
Curnow has covered significant global events, from U.S. presidential elections and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan to the coup in Myanmar and the death of Fidel Castro.
She has conducted interviews with world leaders, including Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Desmond Tutu as well as U.S. Presidents Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and First Lady Michelle Obama.
She is repped by CAA.
By registering for the event you agree to the American Red Cross Likeness and Information Release Terms
I give to American Red Cross, and its designees and agents, unlimited permission to photograph, videotape, and record me and my residence/property; and, for American Red Cross and its licensees and assignees, permission to use, publish and republish in any form or media for any purpose, information about me, statements made by me, and reproduction of my likeness, my voice, and my residence/property, with or without identification of me by name.
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