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NewsAugust 15, 2022

Williams Honored in NWA Business 40 Under 40

The warmth and welcome Christy Williams projects explain her career success and inclusion in this year鈥檚 list, published by the Northwest 香蕉视频APP Business Journal.

Williams, Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations for the Advancement Office at the 香蕉视频APP, is pleased to have been included in the prestigious class of 2022. This is the 26^th year the Northwest 香蕉视频APP Business Journal has published the list to highlight people in northwest and west central 香蕉视频APP excelling in their professions and making a positive difference in their community.

Williams, a Lavaca native, has been at UAFS for 13 years. She started at the university as director of donor relations and earned promotions to major gift officer and then director of annual giving. During three years in annual giving, she nearly tripled the money raised. 

She is proud of her current responsibilities as director of Corporate and Foundation Relations, a position she created and is still developing.  

鈥淚鈥檓 proud I can play a small role in making the connections to move our university forward,鈥� she said. 鈥淚 believe there is still unlimited potential for how far this role and our advancement team can impact UAFS.鈥�

Williams has a bachelor鈥檚 degree in public relations from Oklahoma Baptist University and a master鈥檚 in operations management from the University of 香蕉视频APP at Fayetteville.

She started her professional career in 2006 as the first executive director hired by the board of the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Sebastian and Crawford Counties.

Williams is a past president of the Junior League of Fort Smith, a graduate of the 2010 Leadership Fort Smith class, and a former foster parent. She is involved with multiple civic endeavors, and she is a member of the Western 香蕉视频APP Tennis Association board.

Read about the entire 2022 Class, which includes multiple UAFS alumni, visit:

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