Self-proclaimed “huge money nerd” Michelle Waymire hails from a liberal arts degree and a history of teaching theater. In a twist of events, she ended up taking finance classes in an MBA program, worked as a teaching assistant in the Department of Finance, took a job at a mutual fund company … and well, the … Read More
Nancy A. Shenker was aptly named for Nancy Drew and Nancy Sinatra – as she embodies both through her curiosity, sleuthing powers, fearlessness, and fondness of go-go boots. Nancy resonates with us as a fellow Wild Web Woman because she embodies lots of qualities that many of us strive for. Nancy has taken the digital … Read More
Courtney Ahn is the founder of Courtney Ahn Design – a brilliant one-woman design and illustration studio based in Portland, Oregon. She helps go-getters, makers and society shakers build and develop their brands through accessible and transparent design services. Courtney’s images that addressed white privilege and anti-racism caught the eye of WWW founder Lorrie Thomas … Read More
Dr. Tasha Holland-Kornegay is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her Doctoral Degree in Counseling (Human Services) with a concentration in Family Intervention Strategies (wow!). It was during her own personal career as a mental health provider that she started to experience burnout and came up with the concept of Wellness in Real Life (WIRL) … Read More
Feeling social media stress? Take a marketing chill pill! You don’t need to reinvent the wheel every time you sit down to write a blog post or create social media content. Look no further than your own pre-existing business materials to repurpose content mindfully. I say “mindfully” because I am not an advocate of cutting … Read More
The journey into something new and unknown (business or personal) is never smooth. Bumps along the road are to be expected – sometimes they are predictable and other times they catch you completely by surprise. As you move forward, keep in mind that stumbling blocks may temporarily halt or slow down your journey, but rarely … Read More
