85 Broads Media Coverage

Executive coach Ann Daly PhD talks with Globe & Mail columnist Leah Eichler about women and confidence. How do women learn early on how to curb their confidence? And how can they reclaim it in the workplace?

Arum Kang, Harvard Business School Class of 2011, and Soo Kang co-founded Coffee Meets Bagel, new social dating service in New York City, that launched on Valentine’s Day 2012.

The service is in private beta, but we would love to grant early access to 85 broads members to try it out.

Are you dating a sociopath? Dr Annabelle R Charbit radio interview on the Brad & Britt Show

Dr Annabelle R Charbit
Author of A Life Lived Ridiculously
When a girl with obsessive compulsive disorder falls in love with a sociopath, she must fight for her sanity and her life…

The three founders of The Daily Muse make INC’s list of 15 Women to Watch in Tech.

“They launched in September and went from zero to more than 70,000 monthly job-seekers in three months. They have women like Huffington Post co-founder Arianna Huffington, Google VP of Location and Local Services Marissa Mayer, and New Yorker cartoonist Liza Donnelly doling out career tips and syndication deals with Forbes, Inc., Huffington Post, and Business Insider.”

Congrats to co-founder – and 85 Broads member – Kathryn Minshew!

REQOOP is featured in Fashionista’s roundup of tech fashion startups to watch! “[Tech fashion startups]… are popping up every day and while we’re no technology experts, there are a few that we really think have a chance of making it big in 2012. Here are 10 that we feel, based on our own research, colleagues’ suggestions, and intuition, are ones to watch.”

I’m asked all sorts of questions: What are my best insider tips and tricks? How do I stay safe when traveling and especially in hotels? What are my dos and don’ts? What’s interesting is that when I give them my “hotel room to-do check list,” people act a bit surprised. That’s when I decided to ask a few of my frequent flyer friends to see what they do when they first get to their room.

Caroline Ceniza-Levine, 85 Broads Power Circle member and co-founder of SixFigureStart career coaching, was on CBS Moneywatch Ask the Experts with Jack Otter and Jill Schlessinger, answering audience questions on job search — resumes, career change, age discrimination, and a lot of hot-button topics in today’s job market:

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Cover Story: Austin Woman Magazine highlights Nina Godiwalla, bestselling author of Suits: A Woman on Wall Street and CEO of MindWorks. This month Austin Woman features the leadership and diversity training MindWorks provides to companies and other organizations including The White House and NASA.

Communication gaps between the generations in the workplace is not a new phenomenon but now there are new data points to illustrate how Generation Y may be changing the professional work culture dramatically. Dan Schawbel, Managing Partner of Millennial Branding LLC, partnered with Identified.com — a data and analytics company — to research how Generation Y (18-to-29-year-olds) is using Facebook to define their personal lives while often disregarding their professional identity.

Caroline Ceniza-Levine, 85 Broads Power Circle member and co-founder of SixFigureStart career coaching, has been quoted in CBS Moneywatch on using Twitter in your job search:

Be super specific

What value could you bring to a particular company? This should be front and center in an interview — and in a tweet, says Caroline Ceniza-Levine, partner at Six Figure Start. Here is Ceniza-Levine’s sample tweet for a marketing position:

@employerX I’ve run social media campaigns that increase Likes by 25% and followers by 10%. I can do the same for you [insert shortened LinkedIn profile hyperlink here]

Read 7 other ways to use Twitter in your job search in Amy Levin-Epstein’s piece for CBS Moneywatch: Tweet your way to a new job: 8 Twitter templates:

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Breast Cancer Partner Founder, Rhonda M. Smith is the featured “20 Questions” interview in the Darden School of Business – The Darden Report Fall/Winter 2011 Edition. Rhonda is a Darden alum of the Class of 1988, and is one of only a few women alums who have been highlighted in the school’s semi-annual publication.

Caroline Ceniza-Levine, 85 Broads member and co-founder of SixFigureStart career coaching, talks with Christine Romans of CNN Your Bottom Line about job prospects and tips for 2012.

Caroline Ceniza-Levine, 85 Broads member and co-founder of SixFigureStart career coaching, is quoted in CNNMoney on how to secure that pay raise in 2012. Read her tip on how to get leverage and more tips in Daniel Bortz’ piece: Talk Your Way To A Better Raise

Washington Post profile of NBC correspondent-turned-entrepreneur Brooke Salkoff, who founded and launched CampEasy. Website helps parents find and plan summer camps for multiple kids at the same time, and helps camps get new exposure during parents’ decision-making process. Brooke is currently in discussions with first investors.

Looking for a great way to enjoy our nation’s capitol? For interesting sites and great dining, look no further! This guide is child-friendly but perfect for adults wanting to experience DC in a new way.

The author, 85 Broads member Yonni Wattenmaker, is the Executive Director of Breast Cancer Alliance.

This TheStreet.com article on black-owned businesses with momentum features a profile of 85 Broads member Jennefer Witter and The Boreland Group, her public relations firm. The celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday reminds us that not everyone always had the ability to start a business. Read how Witter and others are succeeding.

With today’s deep sea of social sites, Project Socialize is winning awards for how they help local businesses take the plunge. Learn more about this web-savvy gal who’s making waves.

When you’re surfing the stream on Facebook and Twitter, posting on internet blogs and pinning pictures on your board at Pinterest, did you ever stop to think that you could utilize these everyday social media sites to further your business and forward your brand? Social media marketing has emerged full force in today’s computer-centric age. It is easy to see, then, why Project Socialize is Cincinnati’s 2011 WE Celebrate Award winning business.

The New Year has begun, and in case you haven’t noticed, resolutions are everywhere. From losing weight to starting an exercise regimen to quitting smoking, there are a myriad of promises the media is enticing you to make.

You know the drill — most resolutions fail after a few weeks because people don’t enact the necessary lifestyle changes to make them permanent. Just like a fad diet, if you don’t adopt healthy eating as a way of life it’s really hard to lose weight permanently.

So I’m letting you off the hook for New Year career resolutions and I give you permission to take small and purposeful steps towards a career that will bring you happiness and fulfillment playing to your strengths. All I want you to keep in mind is that you deserve to be happy in your career and you alone are in control of your career destiny. You don’t have to let your career happen by default, and you should relish the fact that you can always change your mind and start something new. Thriving in a career should not be a resolution but a given for all and I give you permission to own this concept and make it happen in a way that works for you.

Although the financial markets remained unstable in 2011, how did the real estate market fare, and what trends should we look for in 2012? Power circle member Jacky Teplitzky, a managing director and leader of the Jacky Teplitzky team at Prudential Douglas Elliman, weighs in on what to expect in the Manhattan real estate market for the upcoming year. Read her comments, along with those of other real estate experts, in this comprehensive peek at the state of Manhattan real estate.

Cincy Chic is Cincinnati’s only online lifestyle publication for women in the Greater Cincinnati area. The weekly newsletter offers women what they want to know about fashion, health, beauty, social and career. Since 2007, Cincy Chic has selected a group of women who are changing the city, nation and world through their unique professional and personal missions. A woman from each sector (health, social, beauty, career, and fashion) is selected and the featured woman for the year, combines all of these aspects. This year, the featured woman was entrepreneur Carla Walker, who founded think BIG strategies after more than 15 years of managing large-scale initiatives with her expertise in government affairs, community engagement, and public relations. Walker is a member of the Leadership team for 85Broads Cincinnati.