Andrea Massey-Farrell Honored with Women Who Mean Business Award

  

The annual award recognizes Central Florida’s top female leaders for their career achievements as well as the impact they have had on the local community. This year, the Orlando Business Journal selected a total of 20 women to receive the accolade. Each received a peer or colleague nomination, which spoke to the nominee’s business acumen, work ethic, civic involvement and individual achievements.  

 

Massey-Farrell has overseen the distribution of more than $6 million in charitable contributions and more than $90,000 in in-kind services since she started. Additionally, she has spearheaded numerous philanthropic and volunteer initiatives throughout all of Massey Services’ markets.  

   

“We are very pleased and proud of Andrea for being recognized with this honor from the Orlando Business Journal,” said Harvey L. Massey, chairman and CEO of Massey Services. “She is passionate about helping our communities and encouraging others to do the same. For the last several years, Andrea has been essential in leading our foundation and company’s philanthropic efforts and helping fulfill our mission of giving back to the communities where we do business.” 

  

Massey-Farrell has donated her time to serve on the board of several organizations including Florida Nemours Hospital, Central Florida YMCA, Mead Botanical Garden, Orlando Shakes Theater and more. Additionally, she has been a proud supporter of several non-profit organizations including Autism Speaks, United Way and United Arts of Central Florida, Junior Achievement of Central Florida and the American Heart Association. She is a frequent speaker at the Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership and volunteers at numerous arts and educational organizations