



Two-time LPGA major winner Sherri Steinhauer (pictured below) has been named Honorary Chair for the 2008 EWGA Women Who Lead Awards Program
Introduced this year, the 'Women Who Lead' Awards are designed to recognize outstanding performance and outstanding results among EWGA Chapter volunteer leaders in 10 distinct categories. Each of the EWGA 12 geographic sections will select a winner for each category and then out of the section-level winners, 10 overall Association-level winner will be chosen. The top winners will earn a monetary award for their Chapter, extensive recognition and be entered into a drawing to win one of three playing spots for a private 18-hole round of golf with Sherri Steinhauer in Palm Springs, CA.
"Sherri is such a great role model. She knows how to continue to challenge herself to take the lead and be a winner. She is a veteran LPGA Tour player who keeps winning - three British Opens, majors in two different decades and four U.S. Solheim Cup teams," says Pam Swensen, Chief Executive Officer of the EWGA. "Our 'Women Who Lead' Awards are all about recognizing women who challenge themselves to be the best volunteers in ten key categories. Sherri is certainly an ideal example of a woman putting forth outstanding performance and achieving outstanding results."
Steinhauer won her eighth LPGA title at the 2007 LPGA State Farm Classic and in 2006 won her second career major at the Weetabix Women's British Open. Originally from Madison, WI, she played collegiate golf at the University of Texas at Austin where she claimed five victories and all-American honors in 1985. Joining the LPGA Tour in 1986, Steinhauer became one of eight Rolex First Time Winners winning the 1992 du Maurier Classic, one of the LPGA's four major championships at the time. She has been on four U.S. Solheim Cup teams and is a member of the 2008 LPGA Player Executive Committee.
The Women Who Lead Awards program recognizes outstanding performance and outstanding results among EWGA Chapter volunteer leaders in 10 distinct categories listed below:
One (1) winner per category (or in as many categories for which there are qualified nominees) in each Section.
Section-level winners will receive:
One (1) overall winner per category will be selected from the Section-level winners. Association-level winners will receive:
In addition, the overall winner in each of the 10 categories will be entered into a drawing for a chance at winning one of three spots to play in a foursome in a private, 18-hole round of golf with LPGA Tour Professional, Sherri Steinhauer, in Palm Springs at the 2009 EWGA Conference.
The Women Who Lead Award program will recognize and honor women who have made a difference in their Chapter through outstanding performance that created outstanding results in the following categories: