Articles Tagged: Her Magazine

DeAnn Fitzgerald has been bringing better vision to others for more than 35 years. After graduating from Pacific University College …

‘The contractors call me ‘Lady Brucemore,’” said Sarah Aly, historic structures manager at Brucemore. Aly is the first-ever full-time staff …

Branching out into new territory can be intimidating, especially when you work at a 133-year-old landmark. This month, we talked …

For the past four decades, Professional Women’s Network – PWN – has been helping empower professional women in Eastern Iowa. …

HER Magazine recognized these Women of Achievement at a luncheon in June for their contributions to the community. Nominations for …

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds made history in 2018 as the state’s first elected female governor. Her victory came on the …

While scores of American businesswomen were embracing Sheryl Sandberg and her ‘lean in” philosophy about being heard in the workplace, …

Why are some people more successful than others? Is it their skills, education, genetics, good looks, hard work, luck or …

Lori Schaefer-Weaton sits in her office and reflects on the road that brought her to this spot. ‘I never thought …

Lori Schaefer-Weaton is CEO of one of the top employers in Fairfield, active in statewide campaigns to promote jobs in …

Nicole Gerdin knows how important having a wig can be when going through cancer treatment. Diagnosed with breast cancer in …

As community inclusion manager at Veridian Credit Union in Waterloo, Angela Weekley and her team work with departments across the …

Michelle Niermann might be new to the position of president and chief executive officer at UnityPoint Health-Cedar Rapids. But she …

The Boston Girl by Anita Diamant When 85-year-old Addie Baum is asked to reflect on her life, she begins her …

One of the many amazing gifts my job as a professional organizer gives me is the serendipitous nature of each …