by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Oct/Nov 2006, Profile
Lisa Schomp sets records for success in a male-dominated business. Some people are born with the proverbial silver spoon clutched firmly and permanently in their grasp. Others know it is within reach, but how – or indeed if — they attain it is entirely up to...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Oct/Nov 2006, Upfront
Women at the helm of hospitals mix caring for people with business savvy and sensibility. Although hospitals through the centuries have followed the creed of healing the sick, the idea of running a health care institution like a business is a relatively new idea. It...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Oct/Nov 2006, Role Model
Coach, Mentor, Well-Balanced Woman: Tara Hall models keeping priorities on track. Coaching is at the core of Tara Elizabeth Hall, a balanced young woman who manages a family, a career and commitments to the communities where she is engaged. Teaching kids to swim was...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Family Issues, Oct/Nov 2006
A kinder, gentler way to end a marriage. Robert Wildau in an article, Making Sense of Collaborative Law, which I found on the Internet, said he saw the term collaborative law as a “contradiction in terms.” “Lawyers go to court to find out who’s right and who’s wrong,...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Dollars & Sense, Oct/Nov 2006
Making money and marriage work the second time around. The old Frank Sinatra tune opines, “Love is lovelier the second time around.” That might be true, but merging money and marriage may be anything but lovely for couples going into marriage for the second (or third...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Oct/Nov 2006, Travel
Shopping, dining, theater-going, people watching are all part of the fun in NYC. Aah, New York, New York. The world’s capital of commerce is a city of nonstop energy, peerless shopping and cosmopolitan culture in every sense of the word. No matter that you’ve visited...
