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Idaho Women's Journal (ID) February 2012
The Kiss of Death
Business runs on marketing. From the choice of location, to what color paint is on the wall, the writing of a press release, offering coupons, who the target audience is, which networking groups to be involved with, packaging and... Read More
Montana Woman (MT) March 2012
How can you bridge the “service gap” when your customers and your employees live on opposite sides? Service Circa 1968’s: In my childhood memories, my mother pulls up to the gas station. A man dressed in a crisp uniform jogs to the... Read More
Her Living (NE) December/January 2012
When Angela Cooper, an employee of Mutual of Omaha, became pregnant four years ago, there was no doubt in her mind that she wanted to breastfeed her new infant. Her biggest concern was whether she would be able to successfully continue breastfeeding... Read More
Minnesota Women's Press (MN) Jan 2012
Pink represents more than a color. Pink is a badge of honor celebrating a global mission of equity and opportunity a movement acknowledging all that women are today and will be tomorrow.
Ask most driven, focused, passionate, career women what... Read More
Osceola Woman Newspaper (FL) 2007
By Gary Doane
Our system of common law has descended to us from that originally developed by the English kings hundreds of years ago. As such, there were interesting quirks that no woman would tolerate today. Indeed, women were often treated... Read More
Osceola Woman Newspaper (FL) 2007
by Gary E. Doane
Sooner or later we will all pass on, hopefully to a better life. When that occurs we should have thoughts of final rest, and we should be comfortable with what we have done and what we have left. We will have family and friends to... Read More
Brevard County Woman Newspaper (FL) May/June 2009
When the news is full of words like bailout, bankruptcy and stimulus everyday, it’s easy to feel “uneasy” about the state of the economy across the country and in our local markets. The same truths about being in the business world... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME)
Women are what’s missing from state’s portrait collection
By Victoria Wallack
Arba Eugene Powers of Houlton, who apparently didn’t do much in life to deserve having his portrait hung in the State House, is finally about to make... Read More
Idaho Women's Journal (ID) February 2012
The Kiss of Death
Business runs on marketing. From the choice of location, to what color paint is on the wall, the writing of a press release, offering coupons, who the target audience is, which networking groups to be involved with, packaging a ...The Kiss of Death
Business runs on marketing. From the choice of location, to what color paint is on the wall, the writing of a press release, offering coupons, who the target audience is, which networking groups to be involved with, packaging and... Read More
Brava Magazine (WI)
Imagine that Check 21 paves the way for remote deposit By Francine Edmunds A few clicks and a zap right at your desk is all it takes today for a business to make a funds deposit, thanks to the power of computers and a law called Check 21. Fr ...Imagine that Check 21 paves the way for remote deposit
By Francine Edmunds
A few clicks and a zap right at your desk is all it takes today for a business to make a funds deposit, thanks to the power of computers and a law called Check 21.... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME) April 2008
A licensed clinical professional counselor,
she is the owner of Heart At Work, offering
career counseling, outplacement and
retention services based in Yarmouth.
Her Web site is www.barbarababkirk.com.
Few would argue that
there are times whe ...A licensed clinical professional counselor,
she is the owner of Heart At Work, offering
career counseling, outplacement and
retention services based in Yarmouth.
Her Web site is www.barbarababkirk.com.
Few would argue that
there are times when
it's... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME) April 2008
Kristine Poore of
Scarborough chose
to teach in the 1960s,
when her grandmother
told her that professional
women had two
career choices before
marriage: education or
nursing.
Poore's experience
contrasts with her
younger colleagues,
lik ...Kristine Poore of
Scarborough chose
to teach in the 1960s,
when her grandmother
told her that professional
women had two
career choices before
marriage: education or
nursing.
Poore's experience
contrasts with her
younger colleagues,
like 30-year-old... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME) October 2008
I'd like to think I'm
still sporting Connecticut
plates on my car as
a symbol of pride for my
homeland. The reality
is, the car's still registered
in my parents'
name, and, frankly,
I'm not in any hurry to
change that.
After becoming priv ...I'd like to think I'm
still sporting Connecticut
plates on my car as
a symbol of pride for my
homeland. The reality
is, the car's still registered
in my parents'
name, and, frankly,
I'm not in any hurry to
change that.
After becoming privy
to this... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME) August 2008
Born and raised in Maine, an experience that colors
her life and her outlook, Grape graduated from
Bates College and from the Columbia Graduate
School of Journalism, one of 11 women in a class of
70. In a career spent in journalism, she worked
i ...Born and raised in Maine, an experience that colors
her life and her outlook, Grape graduated from
Bates College and from the Columbia Graduate
School of Journalism, one of 11 women in a class of
70. In a career spent in journalism, she worked
in... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME)
By Linda HerseyPhoto by Linda HerseyIn 1987, 29-yearold Elizabeth Sawyer informed a much older male colleague from the Maine Revenue Service that she had applied to become South Portland’s tax assessor.“I’ll never forget the man&rsq ...By Linda Hersey
Photo by Linda Hersey
In 1987, 29-yearold Elizabeth Sawyer informed a much older male colleague from the Maine Revenue Service that she had applied to become South Portland’s tax assessor.
“I’ll never forget the man... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME)
By Victoria WallackFor the first time in Maine’s history, women could hold the top spots in both the House and Senate next year, depending on which party wins the majority in November. Democratic Majority Leader Sen. Libby Mitchell and Republic ...By Victoria Wallack
For the first time in Maine’s history, women could hold the top spots in both the House and Senate next year, depending on which party wins the majority in November. Democratic Majority Leader Sen. Libby Mitchell and... Read More
Idaho Women's Journal (ID) February 2012
The Kiss of Death
Business runs on marketing. From the choice of location, to what color paint is on the wall, the writing of a press release, offering coupons, who the target audience is, which networking groups to be involved with, packaging and... Read More
Her Living (NE) December/January 2012
When Angela Cooper, an employee of Mutual of Omaha, became pregnant four years ago, there was no doubt in her mind that she wanted to breastfeed her new infant. Her biggest concern was whether she would be able to successfully continue breastfeeding... Read More
Montana Woman (MT) March 2012
How can you bridge the “service gap” when your customers and your employees live on opposite sides? Service Circa 1968’s: In my childhood memories, my mother pulls up to the gas station. A man dressed in a crisp uniform jogs to the... Read More
Minnesota Women's Press (MN) Jan 2012
Pink represents more than a color. Pink is a badge of honor celebrating a global mission of equity and opportunity a movement acknowledging all that women are today and will be tomorrow.
Ask most driven, focused, passionate, career women what... Read More
Osceola Woman Newspaper (FL) 2007
By Gary Doane
Our system of common law has descended to us from that originally developed by the English kings hundreds of years ago. As such, there were interesting quirks that no woman would tolerate today. Indeed, women were often treated... Read More
Osceola Woman Newspaper (FL) 2007
by Gary E. Doane
Sooner or later we will all pass on, hopefully to a better life. When that occurs we should have thoughts of final rest, and we should be comfortable with what we have done and what we have left. We will have family and friends to... Read More
Brevard County Woman Newspaper (FL) May/June 2009
When the news is full of words like bailout, bankruptcy and stimulus everyday, it’s easy to feel “uneasy” about the state of the economy across the country and in our local markets. The same truths about being in the business world... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME)
Women are what’s missing from state’s portrait collection
By Victoria Wallack
Arba Eugene Powers of Houlton, who apparently didn’t do much in life to deserve having his portrait hung in the State House, is finally about to make... Read More