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Had to mutilate my poster for it to stay up, had to get creative with the ISMRM help desk. #ISMRM2018 #research #poster #conference #neuroscience

Ready to meet our next #inspiring #speaker?! Here she is…

Liza Huber, Founder and CEO of Sage Spoonfuls!

Liza Huber is an award winning author and the CEO and founder of Sage Spoonfuls. She started the company in 2010 after not being able to find homemade baby food products that had the ease of use, quality and convenience she was looking for. Liza is thrilled to now see her products on the shelves of major stores nationwide. She is an advocate for healthy, non-toxic living and has been appointed a Parent Ambassador for Healthy Child Healthy World. Liza travels around the country speaking at events and loves talking to parents about all of the wonderful benefits homemade baby food can provide, like preventing food allergies and picky eating. She lives on Long Island with her husband and 4 wonderful children. 

For more information, please visit www.sagespoonfuls.com 
and Follow her on Twitter: @sagespoonfuls

#dare2aspire #conference #atlanta #womeninbusiness

Time to meet our next #Dare2Aspire #speaker! Tami Reed, Founder of Talking With Tami!

Tami Reed has a keen eye for fashion and a razor-sharp wit. A red carpet correspondent an on-air talent, her engaging personality has caught the attention of major brands like Kmart, Ford, & Spanx and many others. For years, before planting her stilettos in the field of media, Tami owned a successful beauty enterprise. In 2005, she executive produced the eponymous talk show, “Talking with Tami,” where she introduced viewers to entrepreneurial ventures. She has always been passionate about women and business. Tami has been featured in national magazines like Essence, Glamour, and Family Circle. A wife and a mother to tweens, Tami gives back by mentoring at-risk teens and homeless women. 

For more information, please visithttp://www.talkingwithtami.com/
Follow her on twitter: @talkingwithtami 

And follow her on Tumblr! talkingwithtami

Our next #dare2aspire #speaker is……

Stacey Ferguson

Stacey (also known as Justice Fergie) is an avid veteran blogger, event producer, social media personality, public speaker, freelance writer, and Chief Curator of the Be Blogalicious community and conferences celebrating diversity among women in social media. As Founder of Justice Fergie Lifestyle Media, she combines media, publishing, consulting & events to inspire women to live richly with strategies for turning personal passions into viable brands. She is also a tech attorney by trade and regularly consults with both startups and established brands on digital and brand strategy. Stacey is a wife, and mother of 3 and resides in the DC Metro Area. Stacey has been a vlogger personality for SheKnows.com’s Mommalogues, a contributor to Babble’s MomCrunch tech column, was named as a Babble Top 50 Twitter Mom, and has lent her social media expertise to events everywhere from MediaBistro’s Social Media Marketing Bootcamp to the BlogHer and ESSENCE Women’s conferences and beyond. 

For more information, please visithttp://beblogalicious.com/
Follow her on Twitter: @JusticeFergie

SUMMER VACATION PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: I attended the annual Journalism Education Association’s Adviser’s Institute and, as always, left with some valuable information. These are some tools one presenter recommended for use in the classroom. I can definitely use these in my English I classes.

Full set of graphics designed for a leadership retreat.  All were built upon initial artwork done in watercolor and overlaid with vector graphics in illustrator.  Printed assets like the program and name tags were created in InDesign. Digital signage for the entrance lobby and conference hall was created to match the look and feel as well. An existing Conference Center map was edited and personalized for the group. The Agenda was also distributed electronically for easy access to all participants on the go.

It was the tenth time you tried calling your wife. She was supposed to be back from her presentation by this point. You knew her conferences were always busy though, but still, you were starting to worry. If she was in her room yet, she would at least pick up her room phone, right?