The Magazine for Madison Area Women
Sue Erickson is the COO at UnityPoint Health and celebrating a 33-year career within Meriter/UnityPoint Health. She credits mentorship, collaboration and getting uncomfortable for moving her career in unexpected directions.
The foundation of Darcy Luoma’s coaching practice, Thoughtfully Fit, is designed to support people through challenges. Having it as a tool in her own personal crisis was integral to moving her career — and her life — forward.
For Ana Hooker, working at a company whose mission is to “eradicate cancer” has been an invigorating challenge. Yes, it’s a lofty goal, she admits — but Exact Sciences is making strides in their pursuit.
After a personal tragedy, Michelle Kullmann is on a quest to educate parents about the fentanyl epidemic.
Winnie Karanja tackles problems, such as racial disparities in society or the lack of women in STEM fields, at the root cause.
Examining the local landscape for women-led, biotech startups.
A master gardener beautifies her yard with a riot of tropical-inspired plants and comfortable sitting spots, for an oasis away from it all.
After her son tragically passed in 2021, Michelle Kullmann has been speaking out on the fentanyl epidemic, speaking with politicians, the media and at public events.
A Madison-area couple strives to make an impact on family consumption habits using a “no guilt” approach for a greener, cleaner earth.
Lilada Gee’s podcast puts Black girls and women in the spotlight and the driver’s seat, helping them tell their stories on their own terms.