Elizabeth Dresden is ABWA 2010 Woman of the Year
June 25, 2010 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Business, Good Stories
The McIntosh Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) has named Elizabeth Dresden as the 2010 Woman of the Year. Each year, the chapter gives this award to a member whose passion for giving back to the community stands out among her ABWA peers.
Elizabeth enjoyed a challenging and rewarding corporate career spanning more than [...]
Under 40 professionals connect in YP Fayette
March 3, 2010 by Todd
Filed under Good Stories
Meet Fayette County’s newest generation of go-getters: the Young Professionals of Fayette County (YP Fayette). Comprised of 250 of Fayette County’s most motivated, energetic young professionals under 40, YP Fayette connects young professionals in the community and provides them the opportunity to network and cultivate relationships on both a professional and personal level, to participate [...]
Dr. Alvetta Thomas honored as Atlanta Woman of Influence
February 25, 2010 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Good Stories
Atlanta Technical College President, Alvetta Peterman Thomas, was honored as one of the Atlanta Business League’s Women of Influence for 2010 earlier this week.
Thomas, who was on the cover of Fayette Woman in September, 2008, was recognized for her strong leadership role in higher education and for exemplifying many of the attributes that make Atlanta [...]
Dana Sweatt builds a future at Clayton State
February 21, 2010 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Good Stories
The first time my three-year-old asked me if I have building blocks at my school like she has, my initial thought was no. However, after being at Clayton State for a year, I realize that she is correct. The tools I am receiving are indeed building blocks and it is my responsibility to build, which is the precise reason I came to Clayton State University.
Mama Mia
February 18, 2010 by Lynn Parsons
Filed under Simply Living
Nearly every mother has had that moment when she opens her mouth and sounds just like her mother. Think it won’t happen to you? Think again. I recently read a fun survey at www.TheBabyWebsite.com that asked 3,000 moms what phrases are most likely to be passed down from one generation to another. The top sayings included: [...]
Forget networking – it’s all about connections!
February 12, 2010 by Nancy J. Lewis
Filed under Career
In a world of constant change and economic challenges, it is imperative that you learn the art of networking through making real connections. Having savvy networking skills and, more importantly, the ability to develop true connections are critical to career and business success. We have all heard the quote, it’s not what you know or [...]
Debbie Britt paves the new way to age: With attitude!
December 3, 2009 by Abby Brunks
Filed under Debbie Britt
She’s a high octane woman on a daily mission. The Executive Director of Fayette Senior Services, Debbie Britt challenges our conventional attitudes toward aging. This is not your Grandma’s senior center.
Positively Speaking
December 2, 2009 by Nancy J. Lewis
Filed under Positively Speaking
Nancy Lewis challenges us to stretch, grow, throw the box away, and create a new pathway for greatness in 2010.
6 secrets to work-at-home mom success
November 12, 2009 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Career
Delegate. It’s the first secret to successfully working from home. A six-figure Stay-at-Home-Mom shares her five other strategies for living the work-at-home dream.
Retooling your career
September 8, 2009 by Nancy J. Lewis
Filed under Career
How do you retool your career? You look within and identify who you are, what your strengths and attributes are, and what you are good at doing and enjoy.
