A West Seattle business is helping people enjoy the benefits that come with fresh-baked goodies. Founded by Amanda Nokes, Manderin Cookie Company has people near and far craving a delicious cookie from scratch reports nwsource. Since April 2009, after being laid off from local small-business-support website Biznik, Nokes, an avid baker since childhood, has been […]
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The Guardian: While most fellow graduates are fretting over job advertisements and application forms, and coming to terms with the brutal reality of months – if not years – of unemployment, Emma Luxton spends her days leaping around playing “musical bumps and statues” with toddlers in church halls and in front of nursery classes. Just
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While you’re searching the isles for yourself, where are you kids at? In Merrick, NY there is a good chance that your kids are shopping in their own section at the Mini Market Kids Boutique reports the Merrick Patch. “There are not a lot of stores that focus on this type of product,” Scarfone said.
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Yesterday the Miami Museum of Science was filled with women in business suits handing out business cards reports the Miami Herald. They networked and learned how to brand themselves, become entrepreneurs and earn more money at the Empowered Woman’s Success Summit & Expo Miami. The two-day event ends Friday and has more than 800 people
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For a few months in the 60’s Marni Wieshofer and a colleague worked together at a company in Australia. Women like them were so rare in business at that time that they became somewhat famous. Despite there being so few women in her industry, Marni worked hard to enter into the business and dominate reports
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Maggie Teed was a rebel when she was young so her parents sent her off to boarding school. After that she got married and had seven children. However, the marriage ended in divorce and left Maggie to be a single mother. Struggling to get by, she had a moment of inspiration. Deciding to try out
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Eileen Burza, chief financial officer and senior vice president of Perdue Farms, recently spoke at Salisbury University about the progress that women are making and how much farther they have yet to come reports DelmarvaNow.com “I guess I’m a woman in business, but I’ve never really thought about being a woman, any more than being
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Calgary Herald: As the mother of an energetic child and someone who also enjoys afternoons relaxing with a latte, Ottawa resident and former Calgarian Adeline Chapron had noticed a “silent cafe culture clash” between parents and childless adults, who she says are often visibly irritated by the presence of children and strollers in Ottawa coffee
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Between acne, psoriasis and chickenpox, Melissa Falkner soon found her calling in life. She was afflicted by all three as a kid and she had the scars to prove it. At first it never really bothered her, until she hit her teen years reports Go San Angelo. “I had a passion for makeup since I
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After styling hair for 30 years, Kelly Markos felt that it was time to finally give her feet a rest reports the MontgomeryAdvertiser.com. “I needed to go to a different level in my career,” she said recently from her office in the d’Markos Salon. “My goal is to get off my feet and use my
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