July 23, 2026 - 04:40

Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Jackie Travisano has been selected as a recipient of the Triad Business Journal's 2026 C-Suite Award. The annual program recognizes top chief executives and C-level leaders across the Greater Greensboro and Winston-Salem areas for their professional achievements, community involvement, and leadership impact.
Travisano was acknowledged for her strategic financial oversight and her role in guiding organizational growth. The award highlights executives who demonstrate strong performance in their industries while contributing to the economic vitality of the Triad region. Winners are chosen based on their ability to drive results, foster innovation, and support their teams.
This recognition places Travisano among a group of senior leaders who are shaping business in the area. The Triad Business Journal's C-Suite Awards ceremony will honor all recipients later this year, celebrating their contributions to both their companies and the wider community.
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