The headlines keep coming, forcing another high level executive to resign after women come forward alleging sexual misconduct in the workplace. Karetta Hubbard and Lynne-Revo Cohen, launched NewPoint Strategies more than 30 years ago and built a reputation for helping corporations deal with serious issues, including sexual harassment and sexual
Stacy Sullivan, the seventh of eight children born in Boggy Depot, Oklahoma, is a long way from her geographic roots, but ever faithful to musical underpinnings. An actress and vocalist, Sullivan has performed in churches, musical theater, straight drama, film, television, commercials, concert halls and cabaret venues as well as
Four years ago this month, Linda Lajterman’s son, Danny, died from a drug overdose. A month after his death, she wrote a Facebook post warning other families to be more vigilant. Her message was clear: “If it could happen to my family, it could happen to yours.” The response was
For several years, Sharon Hazard has been taking us inside New York’s Gilded Age as detailed in the pages of Kate Shippen Roosevelt’s diary. Kate counted two presidents among her in-laws – Theodore and Franklin – besides a dazzling number of who’s who from business, art, the theater, and philanthropy.
Have you ever thought about starting a business? If so, that’s not surprising. Many people want the thrill, independence, and, if done properly, the monetary awards of launching something new. No matter where you are in your journey, you may have encountered obstacles or have questions. How do you find
Africa is the second largest and second most populous continent and also one with the youngest average population – 19.7 years compared to 30.4 years worldwide. It’s a continent where many wonderful things are happening, but too often the mainstream media informs public opinion by focusing on the negatives –
Food Glorious Food! Do you love taking photos of your food and posting them on Instagram? Want your photos to look even better? Professional photographer Jai Williams gives tips on making your food photos look more appetizing. Click to listen.
Woman Around Town is launching a new podcast called WAT-CAST. Each Monday, we will feature a new episode with Editor Charlene Giannetti interviewing one of our writers about articles on the site. In addition, we will be talking with the women and men making news in New York, Washington, D.C.,
The headlines keep coming, forcing another high level executive to resign after women come forward alleging sexual misconduct in the workplace. Karetta Hubbard and Lynne-Revo Cohen, launched NewPoint Strategies more than 30 years ago and built a reputation for helping corporations deal with serious issues, including sexual harassment and sexual assault. Along with Chris Kilmartin and Gwen Crider, they have been sharing their expertise with our readers in a series called “Toxic Culture.” In this
Stacy Sullivan, the seventh of eight children born in Boggy Depot, Oklahoma, is a long way from her geographic roots, but ever faithful to musical underpinnings. An actress and vocalist, Sullivan has performed in churches, musical theater, straight drama, film, television, commercials, concert halls and cabaret venues as well as recording. The artist currently challenges herself creating iconoclastic new shows for the latter two venues and CDs. Alix Cohen talks with Sullivan about her career
Four years ago this month, Linda Lajterman’s son, Danny, died from a drug overdose. A month after his death, she wrote a Facebook post warning other families to be more vigilant. Her message was clear: “If it could happen to my family, it could happen to yours.” The response was overwhelming. She received messages not only from her New Jersey community, but also from people all over the world, a signal that the drug epidemic
For several years, Sharon Hazard has been taking us inside New York’s Gilded Age as detailed in the pages of Kate Shippen Roosevelt’s diary. Kate counted two presidents among her in-laws – Theodore and Franklin – besides a dazzling number of who’s who from business, art, the theater, and philanthropy. Sharon explains how she first gained access to Kate’s diary and what it’s been like to write about the Dowager’s adventures. Click to listen.
Have you ever thought about starting a business? If so, that’s not surprising. Many people want the thrill, independence, and, if done properly, the monetary awards of launching something new. No matter where you are in your journey, you may have encountered obstacles or have questions. How do you find your customers? Should you incorporate? Do you need a partner or partners? Jason Veduccio has been there and he’s ready to help by answering some
Africa is the second largest and second most populous continent and also one with the youngest average population – 19.7 years compared to 30.4 years worldwide. It’s a continent where many wonderful things are happening, but too often the mainstream media informs public opinion by focusing on the negatives – wars, coups, and famines. A continent with 54 countries has many other stories to tell and Jacqueline Sibanda, who was born in Zimbabwe, raised and
Food Glorious Food! Do you love taking photos of your food and posting them on Instagram? Want your photos to look even better? Professional photographer Jai Williams gives tips on making your food photos look more appetizing. Click to listen.
Woman Around Town is launching a new podcast called WAT-CAST. Each Monday, we will feature a new episode with Editor Charlene Giannetti interviewing one of our writers about articles on the site. In addition, we will be talking with the women and men making news in New York, Washington, D.C., and other cities around the nation. To access the podcasts, click here or click on the box on the front page. You can currently listen
