Congratulations to the 2010 Women of Impact!
2010 Women of Impact
"I’m a firm believer in the idea that the more you do, the more you learn you can do,” says Chantel Crews.
It takes courage to overcome adversity. It takes a great heart to use that experience to help others. Sandra Braham possesses both.
As the president of the El Paso Symphony Orchestra Association, Debbie Hand believes that everyone should have an opportunity to find their place in the world of music, whether it’s on stage or in the audience.
“I’ve just been very lucky to be in the right place at the right time.” But as the saying goes, luck is the product of preparation and opportunity.
Entrepreneur Lorraine Wardy is an inspiration to all working women.
Sue Woo rarely has time to watch television. But on the night of Nov. 7, 2007, Woo was glued to the TV set as local election results were announced.
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