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January-February 2005
The new year is off to great start as
Atlanta Woman
discusses Cathy Cox's political aspirations in a candid interview, and delves into the dearth
of female MBAs in Atlanta.
In this Issue
My Office
Rebekah Stewart, Owner and Operator, Brigadoon Lodge
Atlanta's Top 25 Power Women To Watch
Atlanta Woman presents our inaugural list of the women most likely to make an important mark on the cultural, economic and social face of our city in the coming years.
Single But Mom By Choice
Single women, particularly African-Americans, are increasingly taking on the responsibility of adopting children.
Toxicity In The Trenches
Regardless of the company size, the business type or location, the workplace is an equal opportunity employer of toxic people.
Where Have All the Women MBAs Gone?
When it comes to advanced degrees, the one most in need of an image makeover may well be the Masters of Business Administration.
After Hours: Dinner And A Deal
Three women share their favorite spots to entertain clients. Plus: A Little Romance - great dining spots just in time for Valentine's Day.
Escapes: Revival At Kiawah's New "Sanctuary"
Four professional women discover whether the grand resort lives up to its name.
My A-Ha! Moment
Why I Recession-Proofed My Company
Woman of the Year Nominee: Elizabeth J. Appley, Esq.
Crusading attorney for children with disabilities, health and social services, women and their families, and economic justice issues.
Balancing Act: Lean On Me
New research proves that making time for your women friends may be more important to your well being than you think.
Financially Sound: Handle With Care
Money is a touchy topic for elderly parents.
Health And Wellness: Breaking Free Of Obesity
Face the fat facts: Georgians are too heavy. We rank #6 in the nation in terms of obesity, and most of our lifestyles and eating habits are a recipe for disaster.
