March 2019
Women's Inspired Leadership Award Winners
If Shelley Lauten were to write the Great American Novel she had envisioned herself authoring when she was a child, the protagonist might be a self-professed book nerd who grew up to get a job at the...
Approaching an empty stage and a live microphone, Pamela Rogan looked out upon a vast audience. Business leaders, government officials, community volunteers and others gaped in wonder as she started...
In just two years’ time, the deficit of jobs in the cybersecurity industry is projected to hit 2 million. Despite the promising uptick in programs aimed at engaging young women to tackle technology...
The wind and sunshine waltzed around Catherine Steck McManus as she drove home with the car windows rolled down, sunroof open and music blaring. As she left her final interview with the board of...
Anyone who hasn’t heard of Suneera Madhani might just be living under a rock. The CEO of Orlando-based Fattmerchant has been featured everywhere from Fast Company, Forbes and Entrepreneur magazines...
In just six years as executive director of The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools, Davia Moss facilitated the growth of annual revenue from $1 million to $7.5 million. In that same time...
Dena Jalbert knows entrepreneurs tend to suffer from “shiny light syndrome,” turning to the next big project that catches their eye. Sometimes they say yes too quickly to a contract that might not be...
Alyse Quinn always knew she belonged in the driver’s seat of her own career. “Before I even got to college, I knew I wanted to start my own agency. So everywhere I went, everything I did, it was...
Most people would never guess Maria Grulich is an introvert. She’s seen as a “connector” who exudes enthusiasm, positivity and a desire to meet new people and learn what makes them tick. She has long...
Women In Business
Judi Awsumb started her career selling facsimile machines for Exxon Office Systems. Today she...
For some, Hawaii conjures up images of tropical landscapes and perfect vacations. For Terri Friel...
Long gone are the days of handwritten accounting journals and paper tax returns. The accounting...
We are most open to learning about ourselves and the world around us when we cultivate every aspect...
Best Practices
This is my favorite time of the year, when the sun stays up a little longer each day, March Madness begins its journey to one college basketball champion, and children start making plans for the...
Storytelling has long been the most efficient and reliable method for conjuring up empathy and making connections with those around us. When we catch up with our friends, we present our experiences...
Over the years, much has been written about culture. All too often, publications have left the reader with a very academic or “touchy feely” perspective on the topic. Culture is comprised of 1) a set...
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