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Be a part of the 2009 Wisconsin Woman Business and Resource Directory
Early Bird Deadline: September 2
***Early Bird Special Pricing!
Receive 10% discount if all materials and copy are turned in and paid
for by September 2.
Deadline: October 3
Publishes: Mid March 2009 and available online all year!
Each year we put together a directory that is full of business resources that highlight many types of women as well as all types of businesses that cater to women. There are opportunities available for all types of businesses. You can list your business, write articles and even be a covergirl...and we connect you on the web! Have you wanted to be a covergirl? Then reserve your coverspot for the annual 2009 Business and Resource Directory - the directory publishes in March 2009 but the deadline is October 3. Covergirl space is limited. View the 2008 directory online: wisconsinwomanmagazine.com
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FROM HERE TO THERE
Pat Alea: Empowering women
By Amanda N. Wegner
Pat Alea has a “career with a sidebar.”
Now a management and leadership
consultant who has worked with some
top local women, Alea has a rich professional
history, including high school English
teacher, poet, lecturer and publisher, community
organizer and marketing executive, to
name a few.
Moved to empower women, Alea’s “sidebar”
includes “an equal measure of work in
civil rights, women’s rights and on community
issues.” READ MORE
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Working from home
How to make it work
By Jennifer Fetterly
If you had the choice to work from an office
or your home, what decision would
you make? It turns out many women are
finding home is not only where the heart is,
it’s where the paycheck is.
Professional organizer Nancy Kruschke
McKinney, who started her home business
10 years ago, says the majority of her woman
clients work from home, running the gamut
from financial planners, consultants, homebased
sellers, to artists and writers. READ MORE
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The diet - headache
link
What you eat
might make
you hurt
By Kathryn Kingsbury
If you are among the almost one in five
women who get migraines — debilitating
headaches that can cause nausea and sensitivity
to light, smells and noise — you probably
would do just
about anything to
make them go away.
The good news? For
many women, simple
dietary changes can
have a notable effect
on the number and intensity
of headaches
they get. “A lot of common
foods are triggers,”
says Sarah Mattison,
a registered dietician
with Lifestyle Nutrition in Fitchburg.
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Dani Michels
Commercial Interior Contractors
Dani Michels owns Commercial Interior
Contractors (CIC), which is finding
its niche in interior construction
projects, including the new Sucre Patisserie on
the Capitol Square and the build-out of the new
Thomasville Furniture Gallery in Fitchburg.
Michels founded CIC just over three years
ago. A single mom at the time, she was looking
to make a better life for herself and her
son, and was determined to make good use of
her master’s degree in business from the University
of Chicago.
While Michels started the company out of
her east side condo’s living room, CIC and its
staff of four (plus one office dog named
Bessie) now reside in an office suite in Middleton.
Projects recently completed include a
4,000-square-foot build-out for the O’Connell
Pharmacy’s new location in Sun Prairie, a
salon build-out for Salon Studios 101 on
Madison’s southwest side, a 9,000-squarefoot
office expansion/remodel for the Carlson
Company on the east side, a build-out for Edward
Jones’ new Hilldale area office, a laboratory
build-out for TJH2B in Sun Prairie and
a suite of executive offices for T. Wall Properties
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