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Author Archives: michelle
Rediscovering My Technical Roots
After obtaining my engineering degree, I worked as a field engineer for a company that made cardiac monitoring systems. Soon I was working on a marketing plan for the same company and moved into future roles in business rather than … Continue reading
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The Future of Hospitals: My Prediction
Living close to Brooklyn, the news is filled with stories of hospital closings. Long Island College Hospital (LICH) is fighting to close, and Interfaith Medical Center is following close behind. Throw in the fact that Coney Island Hospital is still … Continue reading
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Obesity as a Disease
The American Medical Association recently reclassified obesity as a disease instead of a major public health problem. This change has been heavily discussed in my household over the past few weeks. On the positive side, this reclassification can be a … Continue reading
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Confidence as the Driver to Success
On May 16, the NYC chapter of MBA Women International hosted Elena Rand Kaspi (founder of LawScope Coaching and an experienced Executive Career Coach) to talk with us about confidence and how it leads to success. Our own VJ Niles … Continue reading
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“Women Lead: Career Perspectives from Workplace Leaders” Book Launch
On March 12, I attended a panel discussion with an amazing group of women. Dr. Tracey Wilen-Daugenti was launching her book and had four panelists whom she had interviewed for information for the book: Cathie Black (former Chairman of Hearst … Continue reading
Just What I was Afraid Of
In August, I posted about my experience with Loosecubes and my concerns for how they would generate revenue. Well, unfortunately yesterday, Loosecubes announced to its customers that it would be closing its doors this Friday. I’m very sad to hear … Continue reading
Why I “Want Stuff”
Last Wednesday, Bill O’Reilly stated, “50% of the people want stuff.” That statement infuriated me at the time, but as I’ve reflected on it, I agree with the statement. I do want stuff. I want good roads and a safe … Continue reading
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Introduction to NYC Start-Up Community
Last week, Anand Chopra-McGowan (Business Development for General Assembly) gave a short presentation about General Assembly, start-up needs in general, and the start-up community in New York City specifically. This blog post gives some of the snippets of information that … Continue reading
Starbucks Verismo System vs. Competitors
Last night, Starbucks offered a free beverage from its new Starbucks Verismo System. Since I’m a big fan of the Keurig and Nespresso systems, I had to check it out. Plus, I can’t pass up free coffee! The biggest benefit … Continue reading
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My Time at World Maker Faire 2012
World Maker Faire was held last weekend, and I was beyond excited to attend – although I almost didn’t make it. The subway system had a series of malfunctions that aligned in such a way that I almost gave up … Continue reading
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