CEO Hannah Kain Named to Capital Club “Wall of Fame”

Hannah Kain, President and CEO of ALOM Technologies Corporation, was inducted this week to the Wall of Fame at the Silicon Valley Capital Club. Kain was honored for her outstanding professional lifetime achievements and extensive contributions as a dedicated business and community leader.

“Hannah is a dynamic, brilliant woman who is a successful business leader – with a very big heart,” said Helen Marchese Owen, Chair of the Board of Governors and Chair of the Selection Committee. “Inducting her into the Wall of Fame shows how women do excel in business while making a positive impact on the community.”

Kain is the fifth woman among 19 to have been inducted to the Wall of Fame. In addition to Marchese Owen, the Selection Committee included among others, founding members Carl Cookson, Frank Fiscalini and Bob Kieve.

Silicon Valley Capital Club is a business, social and dining club with over 800 active members who help to promote businesses in Silicon Valley and contribute to the community in areas such as arts, education and medicine. Recent charitable contributions have been given to the O’Connor Hospital Pediatric Center for Life, “Augie’s Quest” to find a cure for ALS and Hospice of The Valley.

The Wall of Fame Induction event took place at the Silicon Valley Capital Club on the 17th floor of the Knight Ridder Building. With a 360-degree view of San Jose, the Club just underwent a $2.8-million renovation.

ALOM is a global leader in supply chain management, serving as a partner to its Fortune 100 clients by expertly and seamlessly conducting their key business functions from manufacturing to marketing. Applying the strengths of a highly credentialed team of strategists, engineers and specialists, ALOM is able to deliver its clients’ products and services impeccably, enrich the customer experience and uphold their brand reputations.

Hannah Kain has won numerous awards for her business leadership in Silicon Valley and the women’s business community, to include the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) Women’s Business Enterprise Star Award, the Vistage International 2011 Member Leadership Award, the Astra 2011 Global Excellence Award, the Astra 2009 Excellence in Strategic Alliances Award, the 2009 Enterprising Women of the Year Award, the Silicon Valley Woman of Influence named by the Silicon Valley Business Journal, and a Woman of Distinction in Technology by the East Bay Business Times.

She is a Board member of the National Association of Manufacturers, on the Advisory Council of the Global Supply Chain Leaders Group, Chair of the Silicon Valley Board for the Womens Initiative, and a Board member of Watermark.

Kain is a frequent lecturer and speaker, and is a published author of a textbook on market analysis, now in its 4th edition. She has also been featured in books such as CEO Chronicles and Scrappy Women in Business.

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