Community to “roast” local favorite Helen Carroll August 11
On August 11, NKY Tribune, NaviGo Scholars and other community members will recognize Carroll's achievements with a friendly "roast."
In her 27 years with Toyota, Northern Kentucky native Helen Carroll amassed an impressive list of achievements – including authoring a public- and community-relations program that the company still relies on today.
But Carroll’s professional achievements pale in comparison to her work in the community, efforts that include establishing a Women’s Executive Peer Exchange Network and earning the A.D. Albright Award for Outstanding Community Service to Education.
On August 11, the community will recognize Carroll as one of its most beloved citizens with a friendly roast organized by the Northern Kentucky Tribune in partnership with NaviGo Scholars.
The event will be held 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Thomas More Convocation Center at Thomas More College. Individual tickets are $85.
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