Your strength is in your character. It is really who you are and what you do when you think no one is watching or listening that defines you. Integrity, ethics and humanitarian behavior are a good foundation to grow on.
In a world that defines women on their appearance and...
Join us as we celebrate National Walker’s Legacy Day during National Small Business Week and join Walker’s Legacy for their annual spring networking reception. Come prepared to network, collaborate and connect with professional and business women from throughout the Greater Pittsburgh area.
Date: May 7
Place: Blue Line Grille
1014 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Time: 6:00...
La’Tasha has called Pittsburgh home for the last 15 years and resides in Morningside. Like many, she came to Pittsburgh to pursue higher education and she never left. La’Tasha earned a Bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master’s degree in public policy and...
As a magazine publisher for almost two decades, I have been sent almost every type of head-shot imaginable: overly seductive photos, photos that include other people whose heads were cut out, or even photos where women are hugging up their man. Yes, these were all photos that women expected...
Black Women have been getting their fair share of coverage in the media over the last few months. From fights on Reality TV, Sex Tapes, Marital Problems being hashed out in the public eye, to actress Lupita Nyong'o being named People's Magazine most beautiful person of 2014. What about...
By Cintia Pedone -Author
CEO – Financial Consultant & Insurance Professional
How did this happen?
Ladies, my journey in financial services stemmed from my experience in nursing. Patients suffering a critical Illness would confide in me, expressing their emotional and financial issues. Some of these stories were so devastating they brought tears...
Don't feel guilty when you can't stick to, or choose to, break away from your routine. When you work hard it is okay to give yourself a break. That is one of the reasons why you work hard so that you can step back when you want and need to.
Breaking...
Adiat Disu - Young Influential, Power Women in Africa
According to Forbes Magazine, Adiat Disu is one of 2014’s Young Influential, Power Women in Africa. This is her second time making the list.
She is the President of Adirée™, an international public relations and brand development firm, based in New York.
She describes herself as a Serial...
Every year around this time, the claims to make changes, move on and do better becomes an epidemic . People swear to leave the old year behind and start anew.
By the end of January, you will find your exercise shoes collecting dust. Your financial commitments get dropped and promises...
Former Police Officer and Detective, Brenda Tate retired from a 40-year career with the City of Pittsburgh Police Department. This is one woman who is not stepping away from work with a gold watch and a retirement plan. Over 100 people gathered on June 1st at the Marriott Hotel...
Brenda Tate to Retire from Police Force After 35 Years of Faithful Service
The City of Pittsburgh would not be the same without Detective Brenda Tate. She has worked as an officer of the law for the past 35 years and is retiring this year after 35 years with the...
The leading killer of our children. A brain injury occurs every 20 seconds; 1.7 million Americans sustain a brain injury annually, while there is an estimated 5.8 million living with the debilitating effects of injury. Therefore, it is important to disseminate knowledge in the area of brain injury. Brain...
Kim Palmer
Senior Money Editor for U.S. News & World Report
That's one of the questions we will ask Kim Palmer author of the new book, "The Economy of You: Discover Your Inner Entrepreneur and Recession-Proof Your Life." Kim is senior money editor for U.S. News & World Report, where she writes the popular Alpha Consumer blog. In addition,...
Marcia Sturdivant, President and CEO Just What the Students NEED
In 2012, 46 percent of Black high school graduates went on to enroll in college, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, and that number is on trend to rise over the next decade. But with access to federally...
