Support for women of all ages in film industry power positions was a noticeable theme throughout the 24th Annual Sedona International Film Festival. Producers, directors and actors demonstrated and voiced their encouragement for more women in leadership roles. Executive Producer Gale Anne Hurd told the story of Wilma Mankiller, the first female chief of the Cherokee Nation in the documentary, Mankiller. “Almost every project that I do, regardless of the genre, seems to have something in … [Read more...] about Leading Ladies, Women Directors and a Mankiller Take the Stage
Women
Understanding Investment Challenges Women Face
Preparing for the future is one of the most important aspects of financial strategizing, and a lack of involvement often leaves women, in particular, potentially exposed to financial hardships later in life. Don’t expect a spouse, partner or other family member to help ensure financial security. Women investors face several challenges to helping build wealth and helping secure their financial futures, and should take an active role in their financial future, long-term goals, and financial … [Read more...] about Understanding Investment Challenges Women Face
More Women Choosing to Own, Train, Carry Firearms
Carrie Boswell grew up around guns. Her father was a Department of Public Safety officer and hunter. Unlike a lot of women, Boswell was comfortable with firearms and participated in Cowboy Mounted (horseback) Shooting competitions. But it was not until her life was threatened that she realized her single-action pistols were not going to cut it for self-defense. “It was a domestic violence situation that made me decide to take a tactical pistol class,” said the Flagstaff hair stylist. A … [Read more...] about More Women Choosing to Own, Train, Carry Firearms
Candidates Forum Thursday Feb 2.
Coconino County Republicans, Flagstaff Liberty Alliance, Flagstaff Republican Women, Flagstaff Tea Party, NAU Conservatives and Young Americans for Liberty at NAU are proud to present a Flagstaff Mayoral and City Council Candidates' Forum at the Radisson Woodlands Hotel on February 2, 2012. This event is free and open to the public. Questions for the candidates can be submitted to FlagstaffForum@yahoo.com Hope to see you there. Please RSVP and share this event with your Flagstaff … [Read more...] about Candidates Forum Thursday Feb 2.
NAR Hosting Women’s Wellness Day
Northern Arizona Radiology is hosting a Women’s Wellness Day on Saturday, September 10 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Women who schedule a mammogram or bone density exam for that day will also be treated to several free wellness therapies and health information just for women including: · Facial skin analysis by Dr. Angela Wyatt of Angela Wyatt Dermatology · Bra fittings by a certified bra fitter · Discussion of the latest non-surgical treatment for varicose veins · Mini makeovers from Lancome · … [Read more...] about NAR Hosting Women’s Wellness Day
Get the Crayons Out and Get to Work
Do you want to be a “good corporate citizen,” occupy the “executive suite,” or go super-charged by taking an “extreme job” to earn the really big bucks? It’s no easy choice. On the extreme end of the spectrum are “over-achieving road warriors,” whose income ratchets them up the lifestyle scale of a champagne chaser. Not bad until you realize it’s a 24/7 job and having a family or social life isn’t one of the perks. On the opposite end is the middle manager, the good corporate citizen. Your life … [Read more...] about Get the Crayons Out and Get to Work
Business Women Honored
Flagstaff Business News congratulates this year's Athena Award winners. The Flagstaff Chamber has sponsored the ATHENAs for more than two decades. The awards honor local businesswomen who serve the community and assist other women in the attainment of their goals. The chamber recently began including the Young Professional Award to recognize emerging business leaders who serve as role models for young women, professionally and personally. This year's winner is Brenda Silveus who is … [Read more...] about Business Women Honored