The power of KTW lies in our message — in print, on social and digital media, and through our conversations with our associates, friends, and family.
Our message always focuses on people who are achieving at the highest levels, and whose lives and careers illuminate the heart and soul of what it means to have strong Kentucky ties. This simple message can impact perceptions of Kentucky at home, across the nation, and around the world. Above all our goal is to inspire people to promote a positive narrative about Kentucky and become image-changers themselves.
In 1984, Louisville native Mary T. Meagher (now Mary Plant) won three gold medals in swimming at the Los Angeles Olympic games and became a world record holder in the 100- and 200- meter butterfly. – Louisville Magazine
Kentucky farm boy, Phillip Sharp becomes one of the world’s most honored scientists. Read more.
Rural Kentucky had a big part to play in the awarding of the 1993 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. – Northern Kentucky Tribune
Wednesday, August 23, 2017 Style expert Elizabeth Mayhew is a multi-talented Louisvillian with an impressive career history, thanks to her colorful personality and many skill sets. She is currently the Brand Editor for Reese Witherspoon’s southern-inspired lifestyle brand Draper James, and a regular contributor on NBC’s TODAY show, as well as being a popular columnist…
By Shannon Cogan Originally posted August 11, 2017, on WAVE3.com Five Questions with the Founder of Kentucky to the World
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On June 16, 2017, Tracy Drain joined KTW as the first featured guest in the Modern Thinkers Series. Tracy is a prime example of a female that has been successful in a male-dominated field, and she has a captivating story to tell about her rise to the top of the corporate and social ladder. On June…
Talent, ingenuity, and excellence.
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