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Dellesa Kirk-Johnson and Nicole Cummings
By the word business, most people think about things that are serious. Tense closed-door meetings, hiring’s and firings, life-making profits and life-ruini...
Naghilia Desravines
Founder & CEO of WomELLE
Naghilia Desravines is the creator and lead trainer of Bloom, WomELLE’s emotional support and workforce readiness experience for women navigating pressure, transition, and responsibility. She facilitates guided group sessions that help women unpack emotional load, clarify decisions, and rebuild stability in both life and work.
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How Career Expert Melissa McClung Can Help You Find a Job Like an Entrepreneur
Have you ever applied for a job and then got an outright rejection instead? That rejection is difficult to deal with no matter what the situation that you'...
Business
Dr. Madeline Ann Lewis
While the world celebrates the success of women in the corporate world, not that all of them are sung heroes. There are many women achievers in the world t...
Health & Wellness
How Transformational Intuitive Healer Julie Saillant Can Help Women Find Their Purpose in Life
It can be pretty much difficult for you as a woman to find your purpose in life, just like every other person. And you are not alone but finding it can be...
Features
Keisha Greaves: Disability Does Not Define Me
Keisha Greaves was diagnosed with Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (MD) at the age of 24. Keisha has always had a passion for fashion, she received a bachelo...
Features
Christina June Author of Everywhere You Want To Be
Being an author today is very similar to establishing and running a business. Women authors are entrepreneurs and require the skills to manage not only the...
Business
ISSUE #31 - Note from the Editor
"If I were a man in corporate American, I’d be thrilled! I’d sit back and say, 'Yeah, go ask the women how they do it all.'” Tartine founder...
Features
An Interview with Marie Lavender
1. Tell us a little bit about your books and why you became an author?I’ve published and written in many different genres. I have a soft spot for romance,...
Business
Ushering In a New Wave of Justice
The New Year 2019 has brought the winds of change over Harris County in Texas as 19 African American women were sworn in as judges after the elections held...
WEFTS
Decoding Technology: Alaina Percival and Her Vision for Women in Technology
More than 150,000 members in 60 of 20 countries with one vision - to enable women to excel in technology. Women who code (WWCode) is a nonprofit organizati...
Features
Michelle Obama: The Champion for Women
‘I have learned that as long as I hold fast to my beliefs and values - and follow my own moral compass - then the only expectations I need to live up to ar...
Features
An interview with Laura Shovan
Women leaders are all around us. They are not only business owners but also dominating in other professions such as writing and as authors. I recently soug...