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Woman of the Year Luncheon

Women Leaders

Susan Reach Winters

Susan Reach Winters, Esq. is one of New Jersey’s top family law attorneys and a shareholder and the Chairperson of the Family and Matrimonial Law Department of the Short Hills law firm, Budd Larner P.C. A cum laude graduate of Rutgers University, she is a graduate of Seton Hall University School of Law (J.D. cum laude 1982). After graduating from law school, Susan joined the Budd Larner firm because s...

Evaluating your web site

Margot Teleki, a special friend of Garden State Woman, has developed and marketed major brands in many diverse markets. She totally understands marketing and communications and is currently developing her new firm (Copywrite Marketing) to help organizations develop high impact websites. Margot recently took on the task of analyzing hospital web sites since that is one of her current undustry focuses. Following are her conclusions. The skele...

Living Younger, Kettle Bells and Network

From a career point of view networking with quality people is always a good thing, make that an essential thing. Recently the Garden State Woman Education Foundation hosted one of their quarterly networking and learning events at the Park Avenue Club in Florham Park. Over 50 NJ professional, corporate and business owning women attended. Dr. Lorraine Maita from Short Hills shared her expertise on how we can all "Live Younger...

Capsouto Freres

Our good friends Buddy and Elaine recently introduced us to Capsouto Freres, a really special French bistro located in Manhattan only a couple of blocks from the Holland Tunnel on Washington Street. We learned from Buddy and Elaine that former Mayor Ed Koch frequently has Sunday brunch here with a bunch of his friends.

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...