What Rockford women are doing
What Rockford women need to know

At work

Susan Cunningham


You might be surprised to hear this, but I’m not tempted to nibble my way through the kitchen.

Dr. Neelu Puri


When I’m in my laboratory, in the depth of research, I see more than facts and figures. I also see my father.
 

Tina Thomas


Flying in an airplane is the most life-changing, satisfying and fun way that I’ve found to live. For me, it’s so much more than a hobby.

Lynne Strathman


I don’t know which is true: “My job was designed for me,” or “I was designed for my job.” Probably both, though 30 years ago I couldn’t have imagined myself doing this job.

Lori Aamodt


Perhaps my fate was decided at the age of 2, on the day my mom found me balanced atop my swing set.

Chris Brigham

For the most part, florists get to celebrate everyone’s happy occasions.

Jessica Steinberg

I couldn’t have imagined when I started working as a lifeguard at Sand Park Family Aquatic Center at age 17 that I would, one day, be in charge.

The power to succeed


Like many people’s, my career took a turn before it ever really started.

Competing with the guys


When I was a child, it wasn’t all that common for a woman to run her own business.

Working among friends


People have asked if I always knew that I wanted to be a dentist. I started college as an English major. After the first year I thought, “I need a new major! What can I do in the sciences?” A friend suggested dentistry.



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