WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH #TheArtofResilience

March is Women’s History Month, and we are proud to recognize women who continue to make a difference in the community. Alabama State Representative, Laura Hall won re-election in 2018 with 86% of the vote, and she is the first African-American woman elected to represent house District 19 in Montgomery. Representative Hall has chaired the Governor’s commission on A.I.D.S, and served as chairperson of the Alabama House of Representatives Black Caucus. She spent over 30 years as an educator with 25 of those served at J.O. Johnson High School in Huntsville. She is compassionate, and she works hard for all of her constituents. Today we proudly acknowledge Alabama State Representative, Laura Hall for Women’s History Month.

WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
#TheArtofResilience

March is Women’s History Month, and we are proud to recognize women who continue to make a difference in the community. Cynthia Joiner is a native of Huntsville, and an award winning Real Estate professional who is known nationally as one of the most successful and respected in the field. Mrs. Joiner utilizes the latest technologies, market research and business strategies to exceed expectations to make sure her clients are treated with the utmost respect. A humanitarian who is very compassionate about people, she served in non-profit management for 10 years before following her heart’s desire in Real Estate. Cynthia loves giving back to the Huntsville community, and has inspired so many people. The presenting sponsor for Jazz in the Park in Huntsville, we are so happy to feature Cynthia Joiner today, as we highlight her accomplishments and continue to celebrate Women’s History Month.