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Woman of the Year Luncheon

Garden State Woman To Honor Outstanding Leaders at 5th Annual Awards Luncheon The Garden State Woman Education Foundation Committee has announced honorees for the 5th Annual Awards Luncheon to be held on Friday, February 26, 2010 at the Park Avenue Club in Florham Park NJ. “We have received an outstanding group of nominations; we sincerely appreciate the interest that this event has generated," commented Garden S...

Bringing New People into The Organizatio

I have started and headed many organizations from significant non-profits to healthy, fast growing corporations. The biggest challenge in all of them has been trying hard to find the right new people to bring into the organization. And I maintain that the same challenge is the one that keeps most CEOs and business owners awake at night. Some of the things I have learned along the way are the following: A large number of job appl...

Jump Starting Your Career

This interview with Joe Caso, head of his own executive search and career counseling firm, is for women either wanting to get back into the work force at a “reasonable” level or wanting to jump start their career again by changing jobs and moving on. We invite other career counselors to share their expertise and guidance with our viewers. GSW: For women who have been downsized or out of the job market for some time wha...

Wise Words & Witty Expressions

New Book, “Wise Words & Witty Expressions,” Helps You Keep Life in Perspective and a Smile on Your Face. First time author, Renee’ Gatz, has burst onto the scene with her first book, “Wise Words & Witty Expressions,” a collection of the expressions she heard repeatedly from her parents while growing up. Gatz’s book provides perspective and laughs by sharing expressions that help her readers more easily ...

The Crowleys

Aileen Crowley, A Tower of Strength: Could you deal with adversity like this? When Megan Crowley was 9 months old, Aileen Crowley and her husband John noticed their daughter didn’t seem to be developing as quickly as had their oldest son. Her muscles did not seem to be working correctly. Nine months later, in 1998, Megan was diagnosed with the rare Pompe disease. Only 5,000 to 10,000 pe...