The Magazine for Madison Area Women
The job market requires a certain personal flair and tenacity these days, but there is a way to make your mark visible and appealing while staying true to your personal brand, according to founder of Ellen Coaching, Ellen Bartkowiak.
In Soyeon Shim’s keynote address at the 2018 THRIVE Conference, she will present the “5-step Stanford Design-Thinking” process that Burnette and Evans adapted and critically apply to career building and problem solving—both inherent to crafting a successful and fulfilling life.
While Darcy Luoma may not be a big fan of resolutions, she enjoys the new year as a time to try and set new goals and foster new habits. And this year, she has a big goal in mind…
Every day, more companies put empathy first. These Madison businesses have joined the movement to reach beyond the bottom line in their community.
Not long after Jen Roman joined the Madison Fire Department, she had to make a few adjustments— to her equipment.
Sandy Thistle had what it took to be in construction. She was a natural at math and understood mechanics, so she could easily do the figuring it took to make a project plumb.
Alex Nieves Reyes was 14 when her mom brought Reyes and her three siblings from Puerto Rico to New York City. Times weren’t easy and the family ended up on the streets, and then in a shelter.
Entrepreneurship—it captures the imagination of people across race, class and gender, and, for many, it’s a pathway to the American Dream.
Recently, the BRAVA team posed a thought-provoking question: “what makes a company a great place to work?” We found our answers.
Megan Watt and her business, Dream Catalyst Labs, offers speaking, training and coaching services for business, nonprofit, and education clients.