Foley Hoag Recognized as Community Champion by Women of Color Entrepreneurs
October 16, 2026
Foley Hoag was honored as the Community Champion at the annual Women of Color Entrepreneurs (WOCE) Awards in recognition of the firm's commitment to supporting entrepreneurs and strengthening the communities they serve. The award was presented during WOCE's Startup Party with a Purpose and the organization highlighted Foley Hoag's significant pro bono contributions to WOCE entrepreneurs, particularly in corporate and real estate matters.
The WOCE Awards celebrate individuals and organizations that have made a meaningful impact in advancing entrepreneurial success and economic opportunity within diverse communities. Foley Hoag is grateful for the opportunity to support WOCE's mission and the entrepreneurs whose innovation and leadership continue to drive positive change.
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