LEAGUE President’s Service Award Each year, the Junior League of Greensboro grants the President’s Service Award. This award honors a servant leader who puts the needs of others before her own, who always works for the best interest of the Junior League of Greensboro, and who does so without expectation of recognition. The recipient of this award for 2020-2021 was Brittany Midyette. While Brittany has been a dedicated League member and leader for many years, serving in roles such as Treasurer and Nominating Committee member, her commitment to the 2021 Women’s Leadership Summit was exceptional. When the task of hosting the Women’s Leadership Summit in a pandemic presented itself, she rose to the challenge and capably led her committee through the process of planning a series of virtual events, fundraising and obtaining sponsors, offering networking opportunities, and making sure attendees of each of the events left feeling just as empowered as they would have attending in-person. Her creativity and her hands-on leadership were crucial to the ultimate success of the series. Outside of the League, Brittany is a Senior Vice President and Senior Portfolio Manager at Wells Fargo. She is both a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and was named one of Triad Business Journal’s 40 under 40 in 2020.
BRITTANY MIDYETTE Recipient of The President’s Service Award
In addition to being a dedicated League volunteer and powerful career woman, Brittany loves spending time with her family. She and her husband, Kyle, have two daughters, Clara and Elise. Brittany’s leadership, positivity and flexibility are unmatched and the JLG is stronger because of her service. We are so grateful to Brittany for her tireless devotion to the League, to Greensboro, and to her family.
Sustainer Woman of Distinction Each year the Junior League of Greensbor awards the JLG Sustainer Woman of Distinction Award to a deserving sustainer member, recognizing her as a sustaining member who has demonstrated exceptional dedication to the JLG through decades of continued service and support, and used her JLG training skills to promote voluntarism while making a significant impact on our community. Continued on Page 39 > 38 EVERGREENE | 2022
