From Extreme Diets to Real Results: Entrepreneur Kylie Fagnano’s Practical Blueprint for Executive Health
“Extreme diets are easy to start, but real, lasting change happens when you find a realistic balance that works in everyday life.” – Kylie Fagnano, MS, RDN, IFNCP, Entrepreneur and Founder of DC Strength & Nutrition Everyone needs to eat, yet most people feel confused about food. As an Integrative and Functional Registered Dietitian Nutritionist […]
From Probation Casework to Boardrooms: Ann Brandau’s Unconventional Path to Executive Leadership
Ann Brandau’s career began with an intensive probation caseload, an unusual starting point for an executive. That early work shaped her approach to every role that followed, from county government to the Kansas Board of Regents to hospital leadership. Today she is Principal Consultant at Prosperity Consulting, advising hospitals, physician practices, and nonprofit organizations, and […]
Evercore Names Nigel Dawn and Naveen Nataraj Co-Presidents
Evercore has appointed Nigel Dawn and Naveen Nataraj to share the investment banking advisory firm’s presidency from January 1, 2027, while John S. Weinberg retains his positions as chairman and chief executive officer. Both executives will report to Weinberg, and the appointments form part of a broader set of leadership changes that also affects the […]
Why Homeowners Choose Trash Daddy Dumpsters for Their Cleanup Projects
Every homeowner eventually faces a cleanup job that is too big for the curbside bin. It might be a cluttered basement, a kitchen remodel, or years of storage that finally needs to go. When that moment comes, the right dumpster rental partner can make the difference between a stressful weekend and a smooth, satisfying project. […]
Ulyana Wojan: From Starting Over in America to Leading a Global Travel Business Community
When Ulyana Wojan moved from Ukraine to the United States in 2014 with $1,000 in her pocket, she brought a master’s degree, experience in the travel industry, and the determination to rebuild her life. Today the Illinois-based entrepreneur, mentor, speaker, and business coach leads an international travel business team of more than 1,500 people. She […]
Jen Sellick on Building an Exit Plan in 11 Months
Jen Sellick gave herself one year. She left employment in eleven months. The travel entrepreneur from Waterboro, Maine is a mother of seven and the creator of the Ascent Method, a two-part system that teaches people how to launch a travel business and how to build a team. She wants one thing understood about the […]
The Story Behind Every Difficult Conversation and Monica Neal’s Perspective on What Shapes Workplace Communication
A workplace disagreement can begin with something relatively small: a missed deadline, a brief response to an email, or a decision made without consultation. Yet the conversation that follows can become much larger than the original event. What appears to be a discussion about a task may turn into a dispute about respect, trust, or […]
How Accusations of Domestic Violence Can Lead to Orders of Protection
An accusation of domestic violence can upend a person’s life well before it reaches the courtroom. In many states, a single allegation of abuse, threats, or harassment is enough for a judge to issue an order of protection. These orders can force someone to leave their home, stay away from their children, and give up […]
