"Strong leadership means building teams, developing people, telling the truth about systemic inequities and refusing to reduce human beings to case numbers or outcomes on a spreadsheet."
"We are striving to make craft beer more approachable and affordable; we have a product line launching soon that will reflect quality at a budget-friendly price."
"My job at the funeral home has never been about answering the question ‘why’ but more about focusing on what I can do for the families, and very simply, that’s what I do."
A caretaker known for encouraging others, the Director of Environmental Services at AHN West Penn Hospital manages close to 100 housekeeping associates responsible for keeping the facility clean and safe.
The executive director of the YWCA Westmoreland County — and Mayor of Southwest Greensburg — strives to have a positive impact on everyone she encounters.
The corporate consultant turned fine art entrepreneur is blending both worlds to empower individuals and teams through unique creativity workshops and custom art that reinforces personal and/or organizational journeys, goals and brands.
Wrapping up a long career inspired by her female role models, Susan M. Kirsch was first elected shareholder of Pittsburgh-based Schneider Downs & Co. Inc in 2005.
After starting her successful marketing agency by accident in 2019, Sarah Weber is expecting to double her staff by the end of this year. Now, she’s launching The Pittsburgh Web of Good with a focus on helping nonprofits.
Since 2012, Elizabeth Echevarria has been helping survivors of sex trafficking attain dignity, healing and the means to a new life through her nonprofit, Living in Liberty, as well as the Repurposed thrift store.
As shareholder and Healthcare Industry Group co-leader in a prestigious national law firm, Michelle Garvey Brennfleck helps clients impact the communities they serve while improving patient care and health outcomes.
Danielle M. Parson created PWN when she couldn’t find a group of women who looked like her and who were seeking to nourish their personal and professional lives; today, the organization she created to do just that is thriving.
Spending mindfully, saving regularly, protecting your assets and asking for help are essential components of the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) lifestyle – a collection of behaviors designed to promote financial independence and allow for early retirement.
“Celebrate the journey — the wins and the failures, the highs and the lows and everything in between — because it will all make for great stories someday.”
