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We’re thrilled to announce that Mattel, Inc. will receive our inaugural Evelyn Y. Davis Corporate Changemaker Award at our Women Making History Awards Gala in Washington, DC on March 20, 2025. Mattel is being honored with this first-ever corporate award, recognizing the societal impact of its brands like Barbie on generations of girls, and its purpose to empower all to explore the wonder of childhood and reach their full potential. Accepting the award on the company’s behalf will be Lisa McKnight, executive vice president and chief brand officer of Mattel. “It is an incredible honor for Mattel to be recognized with the inaugural Evelyn Y. Davis Corporate Changemaker Award,” said McKnight. “This award reflects Mattel’s commitment to our purpose, the impact of initiatives like the Barbie Dream Gap Project, and how our brands like Barbie, Monster High and American Girl allow generations of children everywhere to see themselves in our products, content, and experiences.” “Mattel is a trailblazer in challenging stereotypes and advancing gender equity through the power of play and storytelling,” added NWHM Board Chair Susan D Whiting. “Mattel has shown an unwavering commitment to empowering girls to see themselves as limitless, capable and powerful.” The Women Making History Awards Gala will celebrate extraordinary trailblazing women, such as those previously honored like Rita Moreno, Maya Angelou and Katherine Johnson—all of whom have also been celebrated by Barbie with dolls made in their likeness—who have made profound contributions and inspire the next generation of leaders, change agents, and history makers. By honoring companies like Mattel, NWHM hopes to encourage more brands to take meaningful action to advance gender equity and representation, creating a lasting impact for future generations. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e96xwKzZ
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1wVery appropriate, cofounded bybRuth Handler led with women in senior positions for years. Including former CEO. Jill Barad. And taught girls for years “ with Barbie you can do & be anything”.