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Boss Women Who Brunch: Making Genuine Connections

When you walk into the Neiman Marcus Cafe for the Boss Women Who Brunch event, it is obvious that every woman there is extraordinary. From their attire to their passions to their talents and thirst to make a difference in the world around them, these women are Boss. Status quo won’t due. Ordinary isn’t enough….

7 Tips for Summer Networking

Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer. Most people have already planned their summer vacations and activities that will help them unwind and get away from the norm. It seems like networking and making new business connections should be put on the back burner during summer, but this is far from true. Your strategy…

40 Summer Activities for the Family

It’s hard to believe that summer is here. It seems as though we were just ringing in the new year. With 2016 halfway gone, moms everywhere are gearing up for summer activities for their kids. From camps to water parks to lazy days in the patio, CEOMOM has put together a list of 40 summer…

Vegan Parfait

One of the hardest challenges of parenting is getting your kids to eat a healthy diet. They would much rather have cookies and ice cream for breakfast, lunch and dinner rather than fruits and vegetables. Since children are so fond of desserts, CEOMOM decided to spend the rest of 2016 bringing you sweet treats that…

4th Annual Polish Fashion Show: Beyond Fashion

As a self-proclaimed fashionista, it is always my pleasure to see so many beautiful and stylish women in one place. From shoes to accessories to evening wear to chic, yet casual everyday looks, the 4th Annual Polish Fashion Show was filled with amazing style from the women who graced the runway, as well as those…

10 Tips to Attract Higher Paying Clients

You’re at a networking event where you meet a local boutique owner. After an extensive conversation over light bites and drinks, she discovers that your products and services are what she needs to grow her business. You schedule a follow-up meeting to discuss your offerings in detail. You are excited about the possibility of working…

I Challenge You: Take a Chance

Every venture I have taken began with fear. When I started my business, fear was present. When I hosted my first conference, fear was present. When I started my first magazine, fear was present. The goal is not to eliminate fear, but to act in spite of it. Psychology Today says, “Fear is a vital…

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