Going virtual: How Baton Rouge nonprofits overcame the challenges of online fundraising
The lessons they learned in the process of moving events online can transfer to other endeavors.
How I got started: Helena Cunningham
During a law clerk internship gave Cunningham got her first taste of the affordable housing industry—and she thrived in it.
A look back at the career of LSU gymnastics icon D-D Breaux
Breaux was just 25 years old in 1978 when she was asked to helm a Title IX-created program that was little more than an afterthought on the LSU campus.
Tenacity took Chris Russo Blackwood through each of her career’s incarnations
Blackwood has learned a thing or two about resilience over the years—lessons that are particularly useful to today's entrepreneur.
Meet live painter and teacher Nicole Cotton Callac
The 30-year-old is a full-time high school art teacher at The Dunham School. When she’s not teaching, she does live painting at events.
Skin cancer awareness: Survivor grateful for second chance
Keeping someone’s memory alive is a big responsibility, but Sarah Lomax Gray has done it with caring and compassion for eight years.
Leading with authenticity in your workplace
While authenticity has been a buzz word in leadership trends the last few years, it can be a tricky trait to master as a boss.
Your Personal Marketing Plan next step: Tactics 4-6
As you progress in your career, set tactics to make sure you are focused on creating value each day.
How to lead a digital transformation during COVID-19
Here are tech expert Natalie Noel's top tips for how local companies can start their digital journeys with a new sense of urgency.
Brand your space: Local offices get a functional facelift
Offices aren't just offices anymore. They are branded spaces that influence a client's behavior. Take a peek at the before and afters—you won't believe the difference.
Doing it all: How to balance multiple projects
Tanesha Craig-Stewart juggles seamlessly between her passions.
This local group aims to start conversations
They created a calendar with original art about issues that affect women.
How I got started: Wendy Gaudet of Our Lady of the Lake
Her best advice for young professionals is to keep showing up for the job at hand.
How COVID-19 could harm women’s careers long term
The shaky state of child care accessibility is a primary threat to women's careers.
Baton Rouge gallery owner organizes area artists for BLM mural
Kristen Downing helped organize area artists for a new mural.
Video: Dima Ghawi’s top tips for time management
How to make the most of your limited time and beat distractions.
The Hope Shop opens storefront
Rebecca Gardner’s dreams of a 100% ethically-sourced boutique came to fruition this summer.
Meet Our Lady of the Lake palliative care physician Mary Raven
Through compassion and communication, Raven has helped families grapple with COVID-19 and make decisions for their loved ones.
Your personal marketing plan next step: Tactics 1-3
To accomplish your success plan, you’ll need to develop a list of tactics.
How to start your second act
Here are the five questions expert Nancy Collamer recommends women nearing retirement ask themselves.