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September 27, 2007

Rocket Launchers: Ladies In The News

New York Incubator Galia Gichon, founder of Down-To-Earth Finance, was featured in the NY Times this past weekend.  Galia speaks to the importance of saving for your child’s college education, but not to the expense of one’s own savings and retirement.   Galia notes, “When you are considering how much you should be saving for your children's college education, make sure you are saving enough for your own retirement and have a big enough emergency savings account.”   Read the article by M.P. Dunleavey, http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/22/business/yourmoney/22instincts.html

Toronto Incubator, Kim Drosdick, upscale jewelry designer and founder of Kim Drosdick Jewelry and Flux+Form Design Studio (www.fluxandform.com ), has been receiving great reviews after recently launching her new boutique, Flux+Form Design Studio.  Toronto’s edition of Sweetspot spoke very highly of Kim’s designs in an article entitled, Triple Threat.  Check it out:  http://www.sweetspot.ca/article.php?id=2330   Kim also had a mention in September’s Fashion Magazine.  As a result of the recent buzz, new clients are coming in for custom engagement and wedding rings.

Seattle Incubator, Laura Leist, a certified professional organizer and founder of Eliminate Chaos, LLC, is currently featured in Entrepreneur Magazine in an article entitled, Keeping Order  - Rescuing Offices in Disarray is Big Business for Professional Organizers.   As Leigh points out, there isn’t a right or wrong way to go about organizing – it’s about creating a system that is efficient and functional for each individual.  As businesses become more streamlined and employees are crunched for time, the value of being organized continues to increase. http://www.entrepreneur.com/magazine/entrepreneur/2007/september/182966.html

New York Incubator, Michelle Madhok, founder of SheFinds.com and MomFinds.com, is dedicating part of her fashion site to fight Ovarian Cancer this month.  SheFinds.com is currently featuring unique designs from a variety of designers where a portion of the proceeds (up to 50%) will go to fight Ovarian Cancer.  The great news is that She FOUND our own Lea McWhorter, founder of Sophisticated Beads (www.sophisticatedbeads.com), is one of the designers supporting the fight for Ovarian Cancer with her own bracelet designs. SheFinds.com is an online publication distributed via email & blogs that helps busy women shop the web for the latest beauty and style finds.  http://shefinds.com/blog/index.php/weblog/index/

New York Incubator, Bara Sapir, founder and director of Test Prep New York was highlighted on CNN/Fortune magazine online.  The article highlights Test Prep NY’s results-driven methods for helping people prepare for the LSAT, GMAT, and other major standardized tests with great results. Bara’s approach is not always the conventional one … her program includes a preliminary discussion where she helps the candidate evaluate whether or not their test plans (aka career plans) are best suited for him/her, (i.e. Is Law School really your passion or are you pursuing it for the wrong reasons?)    “Being relaxed during the test preparation process is key,” says Bara.  http://thegig.blogs.fortune.com

Atlanta incubator leader Traci Long and On-Going member Lynne Fair-Homrich, founder of UptownScoop.com were featured on the Georgia Public Broadcasting network. @ Work is a monthly call-in show focusing on workplace issues. Traci and Lynne along with hosts Valarie Edwards and HR expert Emory Mulling answered listener questions and offered strategies for dealing with the myriad problems and challenges that can arise when trying to “Find your Dream Job”.  www.gpb.org

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