Kemp Klein was proud to sponsor the Troy Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 Top of Troy: Women of Influence event, held October 6 at Walsh College in Troy.
The annual breakfast and panel discussion brings together influential women from the area’s business community to share their experiences in leadership, including the challenges, opportunities and decisions that have shaped their professional careers. The program also provides attendees with an opportunity to connect with local business leaders while gaining insight into topics such as overcoming obstacles, balancing professional and personal demands, and developing as leaders within their organizations and communities.
The program featured a panel of local leaders, including Dr. Darienne Driver Hudson, president & CEO of United Way for Southeastern Michigan; Lori Grigg Bluhm, city attorney for the City of Troy; Lissa Pietrykowski, co-owner of Peak Physique Fitness and Peak Women; and Suzy Siegle, president & CEO of Walsh College. The discussion was moderated by Jamie Edmonds, reporter and sports anchor with WDIV Local 4/ClickOnDetroit and WJR.
Kemp Klein attorneys Klara Zierk, Amanda Afton Martin, Margaret Lindauer, and Connie M. Meech attended this year’s event on behalf of the firm.
Kemp Klein is pleased to support the Troy Chamber of Commerce and programs such as Top of Troy: Women of Influence that recognize leadership, encourage professional development and strengthen connections throughout the local business community.
The annual breakfast and panel discussion brings together influential women from the area’s business community to share their experiences in leadership, including the challenges, opportunities and decisions that have shaped their professional careers. The program also provides attendees with an opportunity to connect with local business leaders while gaining insight into topics such as overcoming obstacles, balancing professional and personal demands, and developing as leaders within their organizations and communities.
The program featured a panel of local leaders, including Dr. Darienne Driver Hudson, president & CEO of United Way for Southeastern Michigan; Lori Grigg Bluhm, city attorney for the City of Troy; Lissa Pietrykowski, co-owner of Peak Physique Fitness and Peak Women; and Suzy Siegle, president & CEO of Walsh College. The discussion was moderated by Jamie Edmonds, reporter and sports anchor with WDIV Local 4/ClickOnDetroit and WJR.
Kemp Klein attorneys Klara Zierk, Amanda Afton Martin, Margaret Lindauer, and Connie M. Meech attended this year’s event on behalf of the firm.
Kemp Klein is pleased to support the Troy Chamber of Commerce and programs such as Top of Troy: Women of Influence that recognize leadership, encourage professional development and strengthen connections throughout the local business community.
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