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Issue No. 10
Janury/February 2005
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- Janury/February 2005
Annette Verschuren, president of The Home Depot Canada, believes a deeply felt sense of social responsibility is good for the soul and great for business.
- Janury/February 2005
In the husband-wife team of Kym and Sandra Yancey, he's the walk behund her talk.
- Janury/February 2005
What does happiness mean?
- Janury/February 2005
Petites Hormones De Fun, Andre Jette motivates people by making them laugh their cares away.
- Janury/February 2005
The intoxicating blend of the Big Apples's business buzz, cultural riches and social scenes.
- Janury/February 2005
The Woman MVP, tackle what you want and get it.
- Janury/February 2005
By no means a comprehensive list of the number of women who would be qualified for a board appointment. Women in the Lead is still a valuable directory and resource guide...
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Issue No. 9
October/November 2004
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- October/November 2004
Businesswoman and philantropist Cheryl Womack is talking about life in gushing torrents of playful enthisiasm
- October/November 2004
In the swirl of media and politics, Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein may very well be the perfect storm.
- October/November 2004
Shanghai assumes his rightful place atop the bustling Asian throne.
- October/November 2004
Some individuals have dedicated their entire careers to technology. Here are words of four maverick thinkers who have instigated significant advances in the application of computer tecnology.
- October/November 2004
Lise Watier makes (it) up as she goes.
- October/November 2004
Perhaps it's a sign of the times, but coaching has moved from the New Age to the new way.
- October/November 2004
By no means a comprehensive list of the number of women who would be qualified for a board appointment. Women in the Lead is still a valuable directory and resource guide...
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Issue No. 8
August/September 2004
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- August/September 2004
Behind the majestic facade of Tiffany can be found three designers whose timeless stylings continue to move people.
- August/September 2004
A look at these "cool dolls" that come complete with history lessons so kids learn while they play.
- August/September 2004
How to give your money a perfectly legal tax holiday outside Canada.
- August/September 2004
The two hoteliers mentioned in this story are Gaby Noack-Spaeth and Sabina BenChaira. Respectively, their hotels are...
- August/September 2004
Paula Knight, Microsoft's social crusader, shows us how doing good can be good business.
- August/September 2004
Musicians use laptops to create music, companies use the web to distribute tracks and now even mobile phones are being used to promote and sell records.
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Issue No. 7
June/July 2004
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- June/July 2004
It's not just the name of a popular Stanford MBA course. It's about who you are, what you want, where you're going-and understanding your capital-S Self.
- June/July 2004
Scarlett speaks with ten professionals for their views on creativity. What we find is that their perspectives are as individual ? and dynamic ? as the people themselves.
- June/July 2004
"The older you get, the scarier the projects you do should be," says Cynthia Dale, who is sitting across from me in the sunny Bijou Caf? in Stratford, Ontario.
- June/July 2004
Her chef's toque tipped at a rakish angle, Anne Desjardins seems oblivious to a visitor in her kitchen.
- June/July 2004
The dynamic duo of Jack Layton and Olivia Chow share the secrets of their democratic success.
- June/July 2004
I used to keep quiet when my friends debated the pros and cons of reality television. While some of them turned their noses up at Survivor, I found that new reality shows were re-igniting my interest in television.
- June/July 2004
"Brazil is quite a complex place to do business," says James Mohr-Bell, executive director of the Brazil-Canada Chamber of Commerce in S?o Paolo.
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Issue No. 6
April/May 2004
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- April/May 2004
Girls are exposed to overt sexuality, but it may be us who have sex on the brain.
- April/May 2004
We all use hyperbole, but it's more than a little ironic for Janine di Giovanni to describe the Parisian apartment she and her husband have just rented, as a war zone.
- April/May 2004
Eva Matsuzaki's passion for environmental architecture is leading the way for a more sustainable future.
- April/May 2004
Women are finding hotel industry careers competitive, demanding < and highly rewarding.
- April/May 2004
Canadian businesswomen trade comfort for koruna and head to exquisite Prague.
- April/May 2004
Words from LuAn Mitchell-Halter on taking time to rest your ambition.
- April/May 2004
Combine a dash of brilliance, a sprinkling of daring, a dose of attitude, and a pound of steely determination. Mix well and put into the hands of a woman.
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Issue No. 5
February/March 2004
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- February/March 2004
Getting to where you want to be in life can be greatly facilitated by a financial plan of action that is reasonable and still allows you to have a life.
- February/March 2004
Are You Fire, Air, Earth or Water? Discover your unique business talents.
- February/March 2004
If beauty could speak, it surely would utter Martha Sturdy's name. Martha's designs have blazed a trail
since their discovery in New York decades earlier. And today, her creative explorations continue with
equal delight and abandon.
- February/March 2004
In the fashion meets yoga world of apparel, there are many imitators, but few have the knack for combining form and function like Chip Wilson, lululemon's charismatic founder.
- February/March 2004
To address demand in the skilled trades across North America, government, education and industry are joining forces to attract more people to these occupations - and women are playing a more prominent role.
- February/March 2004
The city-state of Singapore offers a tremendous market combined with an accessible culture. So why aren't more Canadians doing business there?
- February/March 2004
Boxing is emerging from the shadows as a sporting alternative for women that combines physicality, concentration and courage.
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Issue No. 4
December/January 2004
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- December/January 2004
Canada's parental leave policy looks good on paper, but in reality the words baby and career still come
with a motherload of consequences.
- December/January 2004
Yumi Eto has parlayed her transformative sense of style into an international business - and reputation.
- December/January 2004
Studies show that women who have mentors are more satisfied and successful in their work lives. Is it
time for you to ask for a helping hand?
- December/January 2004
More young adults are sacrificing lucrative jobs and comfortable lives to help people in war-torn countries.
Why? Turns out it isn't so much about sacrifice as it is about leading a fuller life.
- December/January 2004
Upcoming legislation promises to help you fight spam. Will it really work?
- December/January 2004
Mulu Gebre has seen horrors that most of us cannot imagine; bodies lying in streets, mothers crazy with grief over
their dying children, her friend blown to pieces by a landmine as they walked to school together. It was not always
like that.
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Issue No. 3
October/November 2003
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- October/November 2003
We asked seven accomplished women to describe what leadership means to them. Turns out it's about
a lot more than brains. Read an excerpt from the cover story.
- October/November 2003
India offers Western entrepreneurs beauty, culture and the opportunity to reap the rewards of a
dynamic developing country.
- October/November 2003
A sabbatical can help you rejuvenate, nourish your creativity and expand your horizons.
- October/November 2003
Meet Mishal Husain: the BBC World's it girl in Washington.
- October/November 2003
Moving herself and her daughter hundreds of kilometers away from her loving husband to pursue her career wasn't
an easy decision for Vancouver's Dr. Catriona Jamieson.
- October/November 2003
Boosting your career intelligence starts with knowing yourself.
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Issue No. 2
July/August 2003
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- July/August 2003
If the last time you goofed off involved forging a note to the principal from your mother, perhaps it's time to revisit the notion of playing hooky.
Read an excerpt from the cover story.
- July/August 2003
A passionate visionary, Dr. Anita Borg believed women must have a say in the creation of technology and led them to places where their voices would be heard, deep in the heart of Silicon Valley.
- July/August 2003
Whether it be in the high-powered trading desk, or independent financial planning, the securities industry is opening its doors wider to women.
- July/August 2003
Mary Lou Quinlan's restless spirit has led her to careers in banking, advertising, even starting her own business. Through it all, her husband has always been there saying, "Go for it."
- July/August 2003
Mary Gordon's groundbreaking program teachers children - and parents - how to articulate their needs without resorting to bullying and violence.
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Premiere Issue
May/June 2003
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- May/June 2003
Is the ‘A’ word still code for
the ‘B’ word in the corporate world? The choice is yours.
- May/June 2003
The corporate director’s chair
is a powerful place, so why aren’t more women sitting on boards?
- May/June 2003
While health care delivery channels
are bulging at the seams, an injection of federal funding is creating
a kind of reverse brain-drain, building hope for research breakthroughs
and jobs for talented scientists and business leaders.
- May/June 2003
Julian Porter: The man behind the mysterious publisher, biographer and novelist.
- May/June 2003
A former knitting factory provides the
perfect backdrop for an artist’s business.
- May/June 2003
- May/June 2003
As the wife
of Mexico’s president Vicente Fox, Marta Sahagûn is
everything but the woman behind the man
- May/June 2003
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