Awards

Furniture Dealership Named to Top 100 Women-Led Businesses List

Boston – The Women’s Edge (formerly The Commonwealth Institute)  together with its partner The Boston Globe, announced Creative Office Resources (COR) was a part of the 23rd annual Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts list, recognizing the honorees during a celebratory breakfast event. These 100 organizations generated over $84 billion in total revenue in 2022, demonstrating that women are key drivers of the state’s economy.

“This year has been a truly remarkable journey, and I am deeply honored to be acknowledged again as one of the Top Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts. This recognition is particularly humbling, especially as a WBENC-Certified Women’s Business Enterprise, given the numerous deserving women,” Denise Horn shared. Horn has 33 years of experience in the corporate interiors industry.

Denise Horn

Kevin Barbary, chief marketing officer at COR, expressed, “The recognition of Denise’s leadership is richly deserved. I feel fortunate to work alongside her at COR and witness daily her unique blend of leadership, unwavering focus, and the profound impact it has on our organizational culture.”

Horn said, “While I am the recipient of this honor, it truly belongs to our dedicated employees and the values we uphold as a WBENC-Certified WBE. I am just one piece of the puzzle in a team of incredibly talented individuals who have collectively shaped COR into what it is today.”

“The organizations on this year’s diverse list are driving $84 billion of revenue into the MA economy and innovation across the country, from increased manufacturing capacity to breakthroughs in clinical care and therapeutics” said The Women’s Edge Chief Executive Officer Elizabeth L. Hailer. “We are honored to celebrate the Top 100 women leaders and hope it inspires others to drive for success here in our region and beyond.”

The full list of winners was published in the Globe Magazine’s Women & Power issue at bostonglobe.com/magazine on Nov. 3 and in print on Nov. 5.