April 2008

In the April issue of Atlanta Woman , we talk to Georgia native Trisha Yearwood about the good and the bad of being a star. In this one-on-one interview, the three-time Grammy award-winning country singer discusses her new CD, a new cookbook and a happy marriage, telling AW readers how she as a country music icon balances her glamorous life. Get the newest issue on newsstands now or just subscribe to Atlanta Woman magazine, Atlanta’s only magazine, Web site and events designed exclusively for professional and civic-minded women in all stages of their corporate or entrepreneurial careers. feedback@atlantawomanmag.com

In this Issue

Trisha Yearwood
With a hit CD, cookbook and happy marriage, our Georgia singer finally has her life in balance.

Leadership: Combination Of Mentoring And Flexible Scheduling Helps Firm Retain Talent

Health and Wellness: A Healthier Lifestyle
It's not that difficult to do the right thing. Here are some tips to make it even easier.

Financially Sound: Telltale Financial Signs That Your Marriage May Soon Be On The Rocks
Divorce attorney Elizabeth Green Lindsey offers some telltale signs that suggest that someone's planning a divorce.

I Used To Be ... And Now I'm ...: Flight Attendant to Inventor
Joi Sumpton stepped up so kids can wash their hands.

Fan Male: Champion Of Causes
Bob O'Leary's personal involvement inspires co-workers

Flexible Contracting
More flexible than corporate life, fewer headaches than entrepreneurship

No Longer An Order Taker
Staffing companies increasingly are becoming partners with corporate America.

Escapes: Achieve Peace In The Gulf Region
Our nearby Gulf of Mexico resorts are back in business after Hurricane Katrina — and better than ever.

5 Minutes With ...: Atlanta Dream
The city's new professional coach talks about women's basketball and brings the Dream to Atlanta.

Up And Comers: From Indonesia To Iowa To UPS
Monika Nelwan promotes and lives community service in — and out — of the Asian community.

Woman of Impact: Education Advocate
Katy Pattillo is a hometown hero in public schools and Boys & Girls Clubs.