“It is always an honor to be recognized by Castle Connolly. My goal is to provide each patient with a truly individualized treatment plan to achieve their personal cosmetic surgery goals,” says Dr. B Aviva Preminger.
More about Dr. B. Aviva Preminger:
Dr. Preminger is an Ivy League-educated, board-certified plastic surgeon. She trained at some of the country’s finest institutions, graduating magna cum laude from Harvard University. She later went on to receive her medical doctorate from Cornell University Medical College and completed her surgical training at the prestigious New York Presbyterian Hospital-Cornell/Columbia, training under some of the most renowned cosmetic and reconstructive surgeons in New York City. For more information on the services offered by Dr. Preminger, please visit http://www.premingermd.com, or contact her office, located at 969 Park Ave., Suite 1E in New York City, directly at (212)-706-1900.
Excellence in comprehensive dentistry is what they provide at Neville Dental Studio. The clinic welcomes patients of all ages to its modern dental facilities with locations in the Bowling Green, KY, area.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky., Dec. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — The sudden closure of SmileDirectClub, a prominent player in the telehealth orthodontics space, serves as a crucial reminder that when it comes to orthodontic treatments, patients need a reliable and individualized approach. In light of this event, Neville Dental Studio emphasizes the importance of choosing a trusted, experienced and patient-centered dental care provider for orthodontic treatments. At Neville Dental Studio, they offer Invisalign, a leading-edge orthodontic solution, backed by the dental team’s 40+ years of experience and a commitment to personalized, non-corporate patient care. Invisalign, a revolutionary clear aligner system, has transformed orthodontic treatment by offering a discreet, comfortable and effective way to straighten teeth. Neville Dental Studio’s deep understanding of orthodontic needs ensures that Invisalign treatment is tailored to each patient’s unique dental profile, guaranteeing the best possible outcomes. At Neville Dental Studio, Invisalign treatment begins with a thorough dental evaluation. Regular, in-person appointments allow the team to closely monitor progress, make timely adjustments and provide immediate responses to any concerns. This hands-on approach ensures that patients receive the highest level of care and attention, and Neville Dental Studio prioritizes stability and continuity throughout the Invisalign journey, from the initial consultation to the final results. Neville Dental Studio is also offering a special pricing of $2,995 for Invisalign cases that sign up between now and January 31st, 2024.
In the spirit of the season, ServiconCares donated more than 250 new toys and 100 gift cards of $25 each to HOLA; more than 25 Servicon employees volunteered to wrap the gifts for distribution to children and young adults ranging in age from six through high school affiliated with HOLA.
According to ServiconCares Chair Natalie Mahdesian, partnering with HOLA and TreePeople were both logical choices based on ServiconCares’ vision and mission. “Both HOLA and TreePeople do a lot locally at the grassroots level in underserved areas. The two organizations do fantastic work and prioritize education and social and environmental justice. That is what ServiconCares is about.”
Partnering and Planning for the Future
“We are very excited about our relatively new partnership with HOLA and ongoing collaborations with TreePeople,” says Natalie. “ServiconCares strives to be a resource to grassroots organizations that focus on social and environmental justice. We don’t want to write a check and then walk away. We want to form relationships and provide support to allow these great organizations to continue to thrive by providing them with our time, money, and resources to help them meet their goals.”
ServiconCares Director Gabby Mahdesian further explains why ServiconCares is excited about partnering with HOLA: “One of the main reasons we love the relationship we are forming with HOLA is that the organization works hard at the ground level to not only supply a safe place for children after school but also provides education, music, art, sports, and other programs. Government funding for these programs was cut at many schools, programs that families in more prosperous areas often take for granted. Educational opportunities are crucial for the individual and the community; communities thrive when the people within them thrive.”
Natalie adds: “Many HOLA children are first-generation immigrants, and their parents usually work two or three jobs just to pay the bills. HOLA gives them much-needed educational support and helps the students with the college application process, including requests for grants and scholarships. It wasn’t until after our affiliation with HOLA that we discovered a few of our employees had received support from HOLA in their time of need.”
Partnering and Planting for the Future
Earlier this holiday season, ServiconCares donated more than 35 trees through TreePeople to be planted in South Gate, California. More than 20 Servicon corporate and field employees participated in the event, which was organized and paid for by ServiconCares. To date, Servicon has funded planting more than 100 trees through TreePeople. All the trees were planted in shadeless urban “bright spots” in underserved communities where many Servicon employees live and work. The tree planting also reinforces Servicon’s ongoing commitment to sustainability.
“It’s nice to plant trees in already beautiful areas, but we wanted to put them in areas where there is little to no shade or green space,” says Natalie. “The results won’t be immediate, but the trees will help these communities in the long run. The trees provide shade for houses, so people can use their air conditioners less. The trees also provide a canopy of shade for walkers and improve air quality, creating a healthier environment.”
Both Natalie and Gabby urge other companies to join the fight. “It won’t happen overnight,” Gabby says. “But if enough corporations team with and support some of these great, local organizations to help improve the lives of people in underserved areas, the results will benefit those individuals and their communities. It also will eventually help make the Los Angeles area a better place for all of us.”
About HOLA
Based on the belief that every child deserves access to learning, creativity, safety, and joy, HOLA provides 100% free after-school programs of the highest quality to families and students who need them the most. HOLA currently serves 3,100 children and young adults ages six to 24 in Central and South Central Los Angeles. Its offerings include programs in music/orchestra, visual arts, and leadership; sports leagues and clinics; science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) classes; wraparound and counseling services; alum support and scholarships. HOLA also provides parent and family resources. For more information, visit heartofla.org.
About TreePeople
TreePeople is one of the largest environmental organizations headquartered in Southern California. Since its inception, the nonprofit has inspired, engaged, and supported more than three million people to take action for our environment by planting and caring for trees. TreePeople reforests after fires, creates greener schoolyards, and donates fruit trees to combat food insecurity and solutions to capture rainwater. As the world faces increasing threats from a more hostile climate, TreePeople helps create actionable solutions to encourage people to take personal responsibility for the urban environment. For more information, visit treepeople.com.
About ServiconCares
The philanthropic arm of Servicon, ServiconCares, was born through an initiative to invest in our people and the underserved communities where Servicon employees and their families live. We look to inspire systemic change and foster community development through skill-building, volunteering/participation, and funding. We align with grassroots organizations focused on education, community engagement, and environmental, health, and social justice. We aim to stabilize and elevate these communities while encouraging other community leaders to join us to create a better, more just environment for all.
At Servicon, we live by our purpose to elevate the industry and provide healthy environments for people to thrive. We work and live by our vision of creating a better working future. We do well by doing right by our people and the communities in which we and our employees work and live. Servicon is privately held and certified by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) as a women-owned and operated company. To learn more about Servicon, visit servicon.com or contact us.
Whether clients are athletes looking to boost performance or individuals seeking relief from daily discomfort, The Stretch Masters caters to all needs. Their myofascial release therapy is particularly effective for those suffering from chronic pain or movement restrictions, offering transformative results.
The Stretch Masters’ commitment to excellence is further strengthened by their partnership with the esteemed Allied Pain & Spine Institute. This collaboration allows them to offer a truly comprehensive approach to health and well-being.
“Our team provides the necessary support and guidance for clients to take charge of their health and lead healthier lives. We are not just about stretching muscles; we’re about unlocking the body’s full potential through a unique blend of techniques and expert insights,” says a representative from The Stretch Masters.
About The Stretch Masters:
At The Stretch Masters, empowering clients with knowledge and tools for sustained wellness is paramount. A first-time client can expect a thorough assessment, personalized techniques, and a focus on relaxation to enhance flexibility and mobility. Located at 1604 Blossom Hill Rd, Ste. 8 in San Jose, California, The Stretch Masters invites you to experience their unique approach. For more information, visit http://www.mystretchmasters.com, call (408) 521-0080, or email [email protected]
Annual Awards Programs: The Advisory Board actively shapes coveted annual awards programs, defining categories, reviewing thousands of nominations, and selecting winners for prestigious accolades such as the CPO Awards, the Product Awards, and the PM Awards.
Product Talk Podcast: Members lead the award-winning Product Talk podcast, reaching millions of listeners globally. They curate and host discussions with exceptional product leaders from top organizations worldwide.
Startup Ecosystem Connection: The Advisory Board facilitates connections between startup founders and Mighty Capital, a leading venture firm in the Bay Area dedicated to early-stage companies.
The diverse composition of the Advisory Board includes accomplished individuals such as Bill Loewenthal of ChargePoint, Jay Schneider of Royal Caribbean, and Jennifer Rochlis of NASA, among others. A comprehensive list of members is available below.
“We are honored to recognize and celebrate these remarkable Advisory Board members who bring unparalleled expertise and innovation to our organization,” said Products That Count Founder and Board Chair SC Moatti. “Their contributions significantly impact the product management field, and we look forward to the continued success and growth of our network.”
For further information about the Advisory Board and its members, please visit productsthatcount.com. Join us in raising a glass to these outstanding individuals who truly represent the pinnacle of excellence in product management.
Products that Count is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that helps everyone build great products. It celebrates product excellence through coveted Awards that inspire 500,000+ product managers and honor great products and the professionals responsible for their success. It accelerates the career and rise to the C-suite of >30% of all Product Managers globally by providing exceptional programming – including award-winning podcasts and popular newsletters – for free. It acts as a trusted advisor to all CPOs at Fortune 1000, and publishes key insights from innovative companies, like Capgemini, SoFi, and Amplitude, that turn product success into business success. Learn more at ProductsThatCount.com.
Patients with POTS can use their Apple Watch to perform recumbent exercise at home, using a new version of the Empirical Health iPhone app which adds support for iOS 17’s WorkoutKit features.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Empirical Health is excited to announce the launch of an innovative exercise program specifically designed for patients with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS).
Inspired by the renowned CHOP/Levine protocol, this new program integrates with the latest technology offered by iOS 17 and watchOS 10. Utilizing the new WorkoutKit API, the program preloads a set of carefully tailored recumbent workouts directly onto the patient’s Apple Watch. These exercises are designed to gradually build the patient’s tolerance for exercise, a critical aspect of managing POTS symptoms.
Key Features of the Program:
Tailored Exercise Regimen: Developed in consultation with medical experts, the program includes a variety of recumbent workouts that gradually increase in intensity. This approach is essential for safely improving exercise tolerance in POTS patients.
Technology Integration: Leveraging the capabilities of the Apple Watch and the latest WorkoutKit API, the program provides an accessible and user-friendly platform for POTS patients to manage their exercise routine.
Data-Driven Insights: The Apple Watch’s advanced sensors allow for continuous monitoring of vital signs, offering valuable insights into the patient’s response to the exercise regimen and enabling personalized adjustments to the program.
“People with POTS can sometimes find it challenging to travel to a physical therapist clinic,” said Dr. Raquel Rodriguez, Chief Medical Officer of Empirical Health, “Luckily, at-home exercise programs have shown benefit in several research studies. In one of these studies 77% of participants no longer met the heart rate criteria for POTS after 6 months of the program.”
A Commitment to Better Health:
Empirical Health is committed to improving the lives of those living with POTS. “Our goal is to empower POTS patients through technology and innovation,” says Brandon Ballinger, CEO of Empirical Health. “This program is a testament to that commitment, offering a new avenue for managing symptoms and improving quality of life.”
Availability:
The Empirical Health exercise program for POTS patients is available now. For more information on how to enroll and start managing POTS symptoms more effectively, visit https://empirical.health/.
About Empirical Health
Empirical Health is a health technology company building proactive primary care for those with chronic illness. Empirical Health was founded by a doctor and an engineer, is backed by Y Combinator, and is used by more than 10,000 people.
“We have always been dedicated to ensuring the safety, privacy, and dignity of all senior residents and patients,” stated Bob Nahorski, Chief Sales Officer at RF Technologies. “We are excited about our partnership with Ban-Koe, which will provide family members and healthcare staff with greater assurance that their loved ones and patients are being cared for properly and kept safe. As we strive to expand and strengthen our dominance in the long-term care market, partnering with Ban-Koe was an obvious choice. We are delighted to welcome their superior level of services in the Midwest to our customers.”
RF Technologies Code Alert® system provides healthcare staff with real-time location tracking, fall detection, and patient identification alerts, allowing staff to respond quickly to incidents and provide necessary patient care.
The system also gives residents the discreet option of wearing transmitters reducing wandering while helping staff stay informed and aware of residents’ whereabouts.
“We’re thrilled to partner with RF Technologies and offer this innovative solution to our customers,” said Dan Daley, VP Sales of Ban-Koe Companies. “The integration of the Code Alert® Quick Response Nurse Call with Wander Management system into our existing security and life safety solutions is a perfect fit. This expansion enhances our suite of security solutions, prioritizing safety and secure living environments. Previously, we provided comprehensive segments of the solution for healthcare, and now, with the RF Technologies suite of solutions for long-term care, we can position ourselves completely.”
About RF Technologies RFT is a turn-key manufacturer and provider of life safety solutions for the senior living, healthcare, education, and hospitality markets. With 11,000+ installations since their founding in 1987, RFT is a collaborative partner in designing custom-configured solutions that meet each customer’s needs and reduce their liabilities. The RFT family of solutions includes CODE ALERT® nurse call, fall detection, and wander management, SAFE PLACE® patient, staff, and asset protection, HELP ALERT® staff duress, and SENSATEC® fall management products.
About Ban-Koe Companies Ban-Koe is a leading provider of comprehensive solutions for workplace security and managing the workforce. With a wide range of integrated hardware, software, and services, Ban-Koe delivers cutting-edge technology to help businesses improve their operations and safeguard their premises. Since 1981, the company has designed and partnered with top innovators to provide solutions that help streamline workforce management processes, enhance employee productivity, and optimize operational efficiency while maintaining a safe and secure working environment.
“We anticipate an immediate, positive social impact with the launch of our new Phlebotomy Technician program with flexible learning modules at a reasonable cost” said Shamsah Noorani, CEO of Health Tech Academy. “This program will quickly increase students’ return on education. In sixteen weeks, people can study, obtain the certification, and land a meaningful career serving patients in a phlebotomy technician capacity. The bootcamp features a dynamic curriculum designed to provide students with the skills today’s employers need, alongside opportunities for peer networking, and hands-on experience.”
Direct, day-one access to expert healthcare coaches is one of several headline elements that HTA’s newest bootcamp offers. Students can practice newfound skills in record-keeping, patient care, and data analysis in a risk-free setting featuring feedback from leaders in the phlebotomy space. Students navigate self-paced units at their own preferred pace, at less than one-third the cost of a traditional college degree program. Exam fees, course materials, and certification costs are all included in a single fee that prepares learners for healthcare employment in 3-4 months.
“Our Phlebotomy Tech bootcamp streamlines education for a new healthcare career path” said Health Tech Academy’s Product and Programs Manager, Danish Khan. “Each feature of our Phlebotomy Technician bootcamp, specifically our online learning modules and our “study now, pay later” financing options with our partners like Edly and Salli Mae, was designed and implemented to accelerate the rate of student education and equip the workforce with much-needed phlebotomy skills.”
This bootcamp is the latest in Health Tech Academy’s line of healthcare career certification programs, including online programs for aspiring dental assistants, medical assistants, patient care technicians, and surgical technologists, to mention a few. They remain committed to offering a faster path to employment in the healthcare sector, behind curriculums engineered to accommodate already-busy lives. Without a two-year campus commitment or six figures of debt, Health Tech Academy connects the next generation of phlebotomy technicians with well-paying medical positions on your timeline.
Current JAK inhibitors work well against inflammation in diseases like eczema, but the study suggests a need for a nuanced approach in modulating JAK activity for conditions like asthma. The potential shift toward enhancing, rather than blocking, JAK activity in lung neurons could be a transformative strategy, distinct from traditional JAK inhibitors that mainly target immune cells, say the investigators.
As part of the work, a mouse made with a patient-specific mutation in the gene for JAK1 revealed how this mutant protein causes disease and how it could potentially be harnessed for broader therapeutic use. The study showed that activated JAK1 signaling has tissue-specific effects, including an unexpected immunoregulatory role in lung sensory neurons, where it suppresses lung inflammation.
“This may explain why JAK1-selective inhibitors, while highly successful in atopic dermatitis, have not advanced for asthma treatment and implies that JAK1 signaling has varying or even opposing effects in different cell types and tissues,” says lead study author Brian Kim, MD, MTR, FAAD, the Sol and Clara Kest Professor of Dermatology, Vice Chair for Research, and Director of the Mark Lebwohl Center for Neuroinflammation and Sensation at Icahn Mount Sinai.
The study involved a type of JAK1 gain-of-function (GOF) mutation, first reported by study co-author Stuart Turvey, MBBS, DPHIL, FRCPC in 2017, from patients with an immune dysregulatory and hypereosinophilic syndrome characterized by severe eczema and asthma. A JAK1 GOF mutation is a change in the gene that encodes the JAK1 protein, making it more active than normal. This increased activity can lead to overactive immune responses and may cause health problems like autoimmune diseases or cancer.
“As a pediatrician, I started this work with a commitment to finding a diagnosis and treatment for a family where three members had severe eczema, asthma, and other allergic manifestations. It turned out that they were the first people in the world recognized to have a genetic change causing gain of function of JAK1,” says Dr. Turvey, Professor, Division of Immunology, Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, and Canada Research Chair in Pediatric Precision Health, BC Children’s Hospital and The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. “Today’s publication, led by Dr. Kim and his team at Mount Sinai, is a powerful example of globally collaborative translational research where they started with this single family and have now generated fundamental insights into the interactions between the human immune system and the nervous system. This is precision medicine in practice.”
Previous research by Dr. Kim and his team revealed that JAK1 signaling, typically responsible for regulating immune cells’ inflammatory response, is also present in neurons and controls the sensation of itch.
In their new study, Drs. Kim and Turvey created mice with the same genetic mutation as the patients to better understand why JAK1 inhibitors work for some allergy and inflammatory conditions.
In the lung neurons of the mice, the JAK1 mutant protein reduced inflammation caused by exposure to mold by producing substances that suppress inflammation. However, the mice still showed the same skin condition as the original patients, indicating that JAK1 signaling has different effects in different cells and even within the same cell type in different parts of the body.
“Better understanding of JAK signaling in different parts of the body not only helps us discover new things about biology but also gives us a glimpse into how JAK medicines might be used in the evolving landscape of innovative treatments,” says Dr. Kim.
Next, the researchers plan to examine how additional genes along the JAK pathway may also inform tissue-specific patterns of disease. “For example, another protein called STAT6 is further downstream of the JAK1 pathway. Dr. Turvey has found patients with mutations in these genes who also develop similar allergic conditions. However, whether these specific mutations can inform therapeutic strategies for specific diseases remains a very exciting field of inquiry,” says Dr. Kim.
The paper is titled “Sensory Neurons Promote Immune Homeostasis in the Lung.” Please see DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2023.11.027 to view details on the remaining authors, funding, and competing interests.
About the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is internationally renowned for its outstanding research, educational, and clinical care programs. It is the sole academic partner for the eight- member hospitals* of the Mount Sinai Health System, one of the largest academic health systems in the United States, providing care to a large and diverse patient population.
Ranked 14th nationwide in National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding and among the 99th percentile in research dollars per investigator according to the Association of American Medical Colleges, Icahn Mount Sinai has a talented, productive, and successful faculty. More than 3,000 full-time scientists, educators, and clinicians work within and across 44 academic departments and 36 multidisciplinary institutes, a structure that facilitates tremendous collaboration and synergy. Our emphasis on translational research and therapeutics is evident in such diverse areas as genomics/big data, virology, neuroscience, cardiology, geriatrics, as well as gastrointestinal and liver diseases.
Icahn Mount Sinai offers highly competitive MD, PhD, and Master’s degree programs, with current enrollment of approximately 1,300 students. It has the largest graduate medical education program in the country, with more than 2,000 clinical residents and fellows training throughout the Health System. In addition, more than 550 postdoctoral research fellows are in training within the Health System.
A culture of innovation and discovery permeates every Icahn Mount Sinai program. Mount Sinai’s technology transfer office, one of the largest in the country, partners with faculty and trainees to pursue optimal commercialization of intellectual property to ensure that Mount Sinai discoveries and innovations translate into healthcare products and services that benefit the public.
Icahn Mount Sinai’s commitment to breakthrough science and clinical care is enhanced by academic affiliations that supplement and complement the School’s programs.
Through the Mount Sinai Innovation Partners (MSIP), the Health System facilitates the real-world application and commercialization of medical breakthroughs made at Mount Sinai. Additionally, MSIP develops research partnerships with industry leaders such as Merck & Co., AstraZeneca, Novo Nordisk, and others.
The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is located in New York City on the border between the Upper East Side and East Harlem, and classroom teaching takes place on a campus facing Central Park. Icahn Mount Sinai’s location offers many opportunities to interact with and care for diverse communities. Learning extends well beyond the borders of our physical campus, to the eight hospitals of the Mount Sinai Health System, our academic affiliates, and globally.
Mount Sinai Health System member hospitals: The Mount Sinai Hospital; Mount Sinai Beth Israel; Mount Sinai Brooklyn; Mount Sinai Morningside; Mount Sinai Queens; Mount Sinai South Nassau; Mount Sinai West; and New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai.
Women We Admire is pleased to announce The Top 50 Women Leaders of Hawaii for 2023
NEW YORK, Dec. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Women We Admire is pleased to announce the Top 50 Women Leaders of Hawaii for 2023. Hawaii’s vibrant economy mirrors the stunning landscapes that surround it. The state’s diverse economic landscape thrives on tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, and technology. With its robust tourism industry, visitors from around the world contribute significantly, fueling the local businesses that make the islands come alive.
In addition to tourism, Hawaii’s commitment to sustainable agriculture and technological advancements position it as a dynamic player in the global market. The islands are not only a paradise for leisure seekers but also a hub for cutting-edge research and development. From cultivating tropical fruits to harnessing renewable energy, Hawaii is at the forefront of environmentally conscious practices. As a result, the state has become a magnet for forward-thinking businesses and entrepreneurs seeking to align themselves with a thriving economy that values innovation, sustainability, and the unique cultural tapestry that defines the spirit of Hawaii.
Among this year’s honorees is Dr. Ivanova, a professor and a laureate of several national awards and international recognitions. She is also the Founding Director and the Principal Investigator of the NSF-funded S-STEM Program at the University of Hawaii at Hilo. We also recognize Susan Asam, Vice President of ICF. Asam has over 20 years of experience evaluating the physical impacts of climate change on infrastructure, water resources, and sensitive ecosystems.
Lastly, Tricia Medeiros, Chief Operating Officer at The Plaza Assisted Living. She was the first employee of the Plaza brand and has helped to shepherd the company for the past twenty years with the highest level of integrity, respect, and compassion. Medeiros’ contagious work ethic and guidance have allowed the Plaza to grow, continually improve, and become a leader in the assisted living industry.
Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of The Top 50 Women Leaders of Hawaii for 2023.
Shannon Okinaka (Hawaiian Airlines), Darlena Chadwick (The Queen’s Health System), Kelli Trifonovitch (University of Hawai’i System), Anna Hu (Central Pacific Bank), Diana Brown (Servco Pacific), Melinda Sweany (Maui Health System), Andrea Mue (Aqua-Aston Hospitality), Tricia Medeiros (The Plaza Assisted Living), Denise Konan (Hawaii Asia-Pacific Institute), Marinel Robinson (Discovery Land Company), Shelee Kimura (Hawaiian Electric), Kerri Duyne (YMCA of Honolulu), Tamar Lani (Isle Interpret), Reni Ivanova (University of Hawaii at Hilo), Jodi Chang (Wells Fargo Advisors), Patricia Pancner (Bristol Hospice), Charissa Rujanavech (Albertsons Companies), Anne Weber-Yarbrough (Teach For America), Lynnsey Okada (Deloitte), Emi Koyano (Marriott Vacations Worldwide), Nicola Park (Clearway Energy Group), Lori Admiral (The Nature Conservancy), and many others.
Women We Admire provides news and information on today’s women leaders in business, entertainment, sports, motherhood, medicine, law, and many other fields. We cover a broad range of topics and areas of interest aimed at recognizing the achievements of exceptional women while inspiring others to aim high and continue their journey towards reaching their full potential. Women We Admire and its affiliates circulate its content to over 32,000 individuals and businesses.
