Information and results from the annual Victorious Woman Contest. This contest is now closed, but the posts are archived here.
Congresswoman Earns Degree Congresswoman Kristi Noem of South Dakota just earned her college degree in Political Science. According to her website, the forty-year-old is a rancher, who “actively farmed with her family for 17 years, owned and operated […]
Read More GOAL OR VICTORY?Public speaking is the Number One fear for many people. But in this day and age, in spite of all the benefits of social media, how you present yourself in person can make or break your career. Whether […]
Read More Rather Die Than Speak?Why Wilson Phillips Got in Bed with Perez Hilton On a recent chapter of their reality show, Wilson Phillips was talking passionately about their comeback. They said one of the big issues was getting enough visibility. So that […]
Read More Online Communication and Your JobIt’s confusing, isn’t it? All the noise about the GOP’s supposed “war on women” doesn’t seem to match up with the facts. The “war on women” is empty rhetoric put out by the Obama White House and its […]
Read More Who's Waging the War on Women?You’re getting ready for a meeting. Somehow, you always seem to freeze up, have a hard time talking, and don’t get your point across. As a woman who has been there, I’ve learned a lot of things about […]
Read More Communication in the Workplace: First StepsCommunication is a two-way street! You open your mouth and words comes out. Sometimes it’s to express how you feel while other times you have information or want to get a point across and sometimes it’s just idle […]
Read More April Victory Theme: Communication and ConnectionI often say that motherhood is a temp job. When the kids grow up, you have to have a new beginning and write your next chapter. Former Speaker of the House (and the first woman to serve as […]
Read More Women in History: Nancy PelosiWe don’t try to push others in a particular direction; we try to pull them toward our ideas. Push takes muscle. Pull takes influence. Lois Frankel
Read More The Secret to InfluenceWhen Sandra Day O’Connor became the first woman on the Supreme Court, I barely noticed anything political. But that day I paid attention to the news! Though she served on the Supreme Court for twenty-five years, Justice O’Connor […]
Read More Women In History: Sandra Day O'ConnorIn honor of Women’s History Month, The Press Club PA focused its meeting on women, past and present, who had demonstrated victories I was honored to have The Victorious Woman Project acknowledged by President Barbara Zippi. During the […]
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