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In Entrepreneurism, Gender Issues, What's New Posted July 25, 2016

Jacki Zehner made The Chronicle’s “Women to Watch” list

JACKI ZAHNER, Chief Engagement Officer of the international donor community, Women Moving Millions, is among 23 other leading female philanthropists to make the Chronicle of Philanthropy‘s [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Entrepreneurism, Social Causes, What's New Posted July 20, 2016

Carrie Rich named Social Responsibility Award winner in Mid-Atlantic by EY Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2016

CO-FOUNDER AND CEO of the The Global Good Fund, Carrie Rich, has received the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2016 Award in the Social Responsibility category in the Mid-Atlantic region. The Global [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Business, Entrepreneurism, Gender Issues, Podcast, Sports Posted June 28, 2016

Yolanda Jackson, Sports Marketing Guru

From a young age, sports played an important role in Yolanda Jackson's life and continues to do so today. She's the founder and CEO of Yolanda L. Jackson and Associates, a sports marketing [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Entrepreneurism, Fashion & Beauty, What's New Posted May 27, 2016

Rachel Antonoff designs at Nordstrom.com

JUST IN TIME for Spring and Summer, New York City fashion designer Rachel Antonoff is out with some dress designs. You can buy them at Nordstrom.com. Click here to see and then check out our [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Animals, Entrepreneurism, What's New Posted April 26, 2016

Taylor Truitt wants you to brush your canine’s’ canines

TAYLOR TRUITT of The Vet Set told Headlines & Global News about the importance of pet oral hygiene and suggested products like Petsmile to keep dogs’ and cats’ teeth healthy. [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Business, Entrepreneurism, Mind, Body & Soul, Philanthropy, Podcast, Publishing, Religion & Spirituality, Words of Wisdom Posted April 26, 2016

Amy Newmark, ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’ Editor-in-Chief

Amy Newmark spent 30 years working in finance and telecommunications. In 2008 she made a major career change. That's when Amy and her husband Bill Rouhana, bought the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" [...]

By Caren Merrick

In Blog, Business, Entrepreneurism, Gender Issues Posted April 17, 2016

5 Reasons Women Leaders Need to Give Themselves More Credit

“For too many women, the hardest part of being successful might be taking credit for the work that they do, especially when they work in groups.” – Kay Steiger, The Atlantic. We’re becoming mind [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Business, Entrepreneurism, Fashion & Beauty, Gender Issues, What's New Posted March 27, 2016

Marie Claire puts on its first “Power Trip” women’s summit

THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF of Marie Claire, Anne Fulenwider, came up with the idea to host a “Power Trip” women’s summit in order to bring together Broadway producers, fashion designers, venture [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Entrepreneurism, Social Causes, What's New Posted March 24, 2016

Sabriye Tenberken cited in Forbes’ piece on leadership

IN A PIECE titled, “How To Turn Your Downside Into A Distinctive, Potent Upside” by Kare Anderson at Forbes, Sabriye Tenberken was cited for her ability to “craft a vivid visual image of [her] [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Business, Entrepreneurism, Gender Issues, What's New Posted January 12, 2016

Jacki Zehner offers advice for Forbes’ Mentoring Moments series

JACKI ZEHNER IS now part of a collection of successful women telling their ”you need to know” stories for Forbes’ Mentoring Moments series. Her main piece of advice: “You can’t let one bad [...]