Doing Great Things: 2005-06-21
In this issue: Kudo Award Winners, Barbara Kline Hammond, Lisa Ayres, Samantha Lapin, Lise Witt, Leila Johnson, Sandy Cody, Jane Cundy, Deborah Coleman, Katree Edmonds, Deborah Reese.
Congratulations to our Kudo Award Winners, announced at last week’s gala dinner and new officer installation:
Supporter of the Year – Donna Kent, (DK Marketing)
Mentor of the Year – Mary Schmidt, (Schmidt & Associates)
Advocate of the Year – Ann Silva, (Ann Silva’s Bernina)
Up and Coming Business Owner of the Year – Leila Johnson, (DataScribe)
Woman Business Owners of the Year – Katree Edmonds, (Retreat to Reality) & Barbara Kline Hammond, (The Day Spa at Serenity Gardens)
Rookie of the Year – Diane Thome, (DT Research)
Public Policy Advocate of the Year – Jill Douthett, (Law Offices of Jill A. Douthett)
Barbara Kline Hammond also appeared on David Wolf’s “Smallbiz America radio show yesterday, June 19 (along with Sandy Ford, (To Die For Fudge), and Jane Blume, (Desert Sky Communications). This show will be archived within the next couple of days and past shows are already archived on http://www.smallbizamerica.com
The June 17-23rd edition of New Mexico Business Weekly:
Published a special section on Innovators, which listed and profiled (Arid Solutions), owned by Lisa Ayres, as one of 23 innovators for 2005.
Listed (POD, Inc.), owned by Samantha Lapin, as the 25th largest technology company in New Mexico. (The other 24 are all owned by men, incidentally.)
In the June 10-16th edition of NMBW:
Lisa Witt’s (Avista Video Histories) was designated the 5th largest video production company in New Mexico.
*The Monday, June 20th Business Outlook reported
Leila and Brett Johnson’s (DataScribe) free seminars on Open Source Software, this Thursday and Friday; and that —
Sandy Cody (Resources for Excellence) has been elected Recording Secretary of the Board of the Alzheimer’s Association.
The Monday, June 20th Business Section of the Albuquerque Tribune:
Listed Dr. Jane Cundy’s June 30th One Bite At A Time seminar, “Assertiveness Without Offensiveness” You can read about her seminars at (The Business Connection)
The June issue of New Mexico WOMAN:
Announced that the Alliance for Albuquerque Animals is planning a 2006 Calendar and Desk Planner that will feature photographs of people’s favorite pets. The Board president of the Alliance is our own Debbra Colman, (Rebuild New Mexico).
The Health Section in the June 6th issue of the Albuquerque Journal:
Mentioned the free health forum that Katree Edmonds‚ (Retreat to Reality) sponsored at the Juan Tabo Library on Saturday, June 11, where Katree spoke about the wellness aspects of both deep breathing and stretching.
New Business: Seventh Goddess
Deborah Reese’s downtown Albuquerque shop, has achieved some milestones since its grand opening on April 29:
An article in the Business Outlook section of the Journal on June 9 titled, “Lace, banks and new owners for a gallery.”
The store was #8 in “10 Things to Know” in the Albuquerque Tribune’s Business Section on June 6.
On May 21, after being open for three weeks, (Seventh Goddess) was nominated for four Look awards from the Downtown Action Team, including best window display, best logo, and best new business.
The store was also featured in the April 29-May 5 issue of the NM Business Weekly in an article titled, “Downtown gets new lingerie store and renovated Lindy’s” – with a photo of Deborah appearing on Page One with the caption, “Finding your inner goddess.”
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— Jane Blume. Desert Sky Communications
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