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Adrienne Sanders has been writing about entrepreneurs, business leaders and influential women for 15 years. She worked as a staff reporter at Forbes Magazine where she chronicled the world’s richest people. She has also written for TheStreet.com, The San Francisco Business Times and contributed to The New York Observer and San Francisco Chronicle. Adrienne received a BA from Colgate University and a Masters of International Affairs from Columbia University.

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How To Be Happy At Work: Joanne Gordon Talks With GGF

by Adrienne Sanders April 20, 2012

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As a best-selling author, columnist, and former writer for Forbes magazine, Joanne Gordon has spent much of her career exploring what makes people happy at work. Most recently, she co-wrote Onward: How Starbucks Fought for Its Life without Losing Its Soul, with Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, which has been translated into 13 languages and reached [...]

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Elevating Women Entrepreneurs: Kelly Hoey Talks With GGF

by Adrienne Sanders April 6, 2012

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Kelly Hoey might be best described as a power connector. Her ability to put the right people together at the right time has fueled her career, which began in corporate law and has led to her position as Managing Director of Women Innovate Mobile (WIM), which she co-founded in December 2011. New York-based WIM is [...]

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Break Rules. Be Yourself. Innovate! Make Money By Blending the Personal and Professional

by Adrienne Sanders February 13, 2012

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To inspire the next generation of female would-be innovators, the Dare2BDigital Conference began challenging girls to understand the excitement and everyday use of math and science. The conference started on Sunday, February 12 at eBay’s San Jose campus. It is continuing virtually today as “Dare2BDigital Monday,” encouraging participants to spread the word online and in their schools [...]

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