Articles Tagged: Her Magazine

From an early age, Jeralyn Westercamp has demonstrated a service mind-set. ‘My parents instilled in me a sense of service …

The conviction that one person can make a difference in someone else’s life has motivated Kim Venner in both her …

For Linda Meloy, writing a book about the impact the League of Women Voters has had in Iowa during the …

As an executive coach and career coach, Jennifer Zach of Cedar Rapids guides her clients to rise above the things …

Sara Sundblad really knows her ‘stuff.” Sundblad started working part-time at Stuff Etc. in Coralville when she was in high …

Some people are born to create – like Katie Harms. Harms always knew she would become an architect. From the …

Many have congratulated Mount Mercy University President Laurie Hamen for being the first female president of the college. Hamen kindly …

Shelley Sullens prides herself on being a welcoming host, providing the complete bed-and-breakfast experience. Sullens’ Belmont Hill Victorian Bed & …

There is something magical about dawn and dusk. In photography, we call it ‘the golden hour,” when the light is …

Want to generate new opportunities and greater income while tapping into deeper resources of energy, satisfaction and success? If so, …

Marty Stoll’s mission is to provide low-income families and children with opportunities for stable housing. ‘My goal is to help …

Hollie Trenary said she could be a poster child for all that’s good about Iowa. The Alabama native moved to …

Sometimes delegating involves bringing in experts to help tackle a job, like updating your website. Several local nonprofits benefit each …

Linda Barnes, CEO of Geonetric in Cedar Rapids, isn’t a big fan of the word ‘delegating.” Instead of delegating tasks …

Megan Merritt, an attorney at Shuttleworth & Ingersoll in Cedar Rapids, spends most of her workday negotiating. She says it’s …