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LitSmart E-Discovery Of Counsel Katie King Wins Triad Business Journal 2019 Outstanding Women in Business Award

Craig D. Cannon April 4th, 2019
Katie King

LitSmart E-Discovery Of Counsel Katie King has been honored as a recipient of the Triad Business Journal's 2019 Outstanding Women in Business Award for her extraordinary contributions to the Triad area. Katie joins 23 other Triad leaders who have left an indelible mark on their professions, industries, and communities. Katie will receive her award at a special ceremony on April 4.

For the last 20 years, TBJ has recognized hundreds of women from an array of industries — from real estate and law to financial services and education, and chose to recognize this important anniversary with a new annual award, highlighting outstanding Triad businesswomen. To read more about the TBJ and the other award recipients, please click here.

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