The 2006 Torino Olympics have more women than ever competing in the Winter Olympics. This is a good thing.
It is also a good thing that we have a strong contigent of women professionals writing for Know More Media. We thought it would be helpful to you to know who we have writing for us:
Michelle Dunn - BizCreditPolicy
Michelle shares her 17 years experience in credit and debt collection at BizCreditPolicy. Besides running her own collection agency, Michelle has written 5 books and dozens of articles for many national publications. Come learn how to get the credit you deserve and how to collect on what is owed to you.
Monica is a proud Filipina and a successful business owner and entrepreneur who wants to give back to minority business women through SistersInBiz. Monica is a coach, a consultant, and a mentor to those in her circle of influence. Stop by and be influenced!
Cathi shares, on BizCradle, the lessons she learns as she enters the world of small business, after 21 years of working for a large financial services company. Join Cathi on her journey and see if you might learn something extra through Cathi's discovery.
Jam started in the Call Center industry in the trenches and now has worked her way up as a Training and Quality Manager for one of the top 5 global call centers and is sharing her passion for the industry at CallCenterScript. If you ever have to spend time on a phone, you will want to stop by and learn how to improve your phone time with Jam's tips.
Noelle says that her mission is to see and unveil beauty in people. She does this on ImageAide through a process of describing the best range of colors to wear and the best style of clothing for the personality and body type. Bad hair day? Drop on in, touch up your make-up or straighten that tie and let Noelle help you make that dazzling impression at work.
Melonie Murray - SmallBizMentor, Workerette
Monica is pulling doubleshifts as the author for both SmallBizMentor and Workerette. With SmallBizMentor, Melonie shares her knowledge with over a decade of experience in help grow and manage a small business. Now that Melonie has chosen to work from home, she can talk about both sides of the fence at Workerette from working in a male dominated workplace to the challenge of working from home with kids around.
Marta Wells - WorkFromHomeMomma
Marta is a divorced mother of 7 kids who works from home, while trying to finish her college degree, and survive as a single parent. You will find Marta's humor contagious, her optimism inspiring, and her wit quite sharp (ouch!). Marta shares what works in this juggling act as the AlphaMomma at WorkFromHomeMomma and who the scums are that are scamming the hardest working population of the workforce.
Maria Palma - CustomersAreAlways
Maria has taken her thirteen years of customer service experience and wrapped it up into an appealing package at CustomersAreAlways. Whether it is Nordstrom or Sears, telemarketing or sales, Maria can help you make sure that you "Always" have Customers!
Lara Leavitt - Programmer Extraordinaire
While Lara doesn't write a blog, she probably writes more than any of the rest of us with all the code that she has written. Lara has almost single-handedly set up our platform, configured our servers, launched each of our blogs, and has ensured that the clean and crisp look of our sites stay that way. She is incredibly creative and has such wise foresight into how to build things correctly and efficiently.
As you can see, we get to work with some amazing people.
Think you have something to share? Come join us. If you don't want to write for us, at least share your experiences. Melonie Murray wants to hear from other amazing women to share their stories at Workette. If you are a minority business woman, Monica Flores want to hear your story so she can publish it.
Posted by: Melonie K. Murray | February 14, 2006 10:02 AM | Permalink to Comment