Power to the PINK in SheEO!!

In this installment, we salute the "pink" in the boardroom as well as the "pink" in power and healing against any ill forms of dis-ease resulting in cancers, such as breast cancer supporting "Breast Cancer Awareness Month". Although not personally affected (thank God), we salute, support and love on those that have and encourage them, there is a HEALING for this too!

Without further adieu, our SheEO's rocking out to pink include:

Jersey Girl Sports, the number one global online multimedia website and lifestyle brand for female sports fans presenting sports news, information, entertainment and sports lifestyle content from a female perspective, headquartered in Atlanta, these ladies are redefining the sexy in sports and this month is paying homage to the "pink". During the month of October Jersey Girl Sports will give you beauty and fitness buys that can help support the efforts to finding a cure for Breast Cancer. Check out their JGBody Must Have by NewBalance. The official Komen-edition lightweight walking shoe will take you through your workout in perfect comfort.

Google's 'number one' happens to be a fellow SheEO, Marissa Mayer. The 36-year-old Wisconsin native is a head decision-maker for the more than $150 billion company and the brains behind such projects as Google Instant and iGoogle. Check her out in this week's edition of The Little Pink Book (another "must-have" for any SheEO or aspiring SheEO). Google's No. 1 Girl:
A warm shout-out to fellow SheEO creator, Nocola Hemphill who's brilliant mind originally coined this cute term!  Check the SheEO's out on Facebook and become a friend!

Honorable mentions go to: Cordie Moore of Pink Stiletto Valet, Renee Knorr of The 19th Hole Magazine, and Dr. Nathaniel "Hello Beautiful" Johnson of the Hello Beautiful Weightloss Centers.

Was I the Only One Clueless to the Brilliance of SXSW?

On Friday’s broadcast of the Greenlight Project, our radio show, my co-host, Rochelle brought up the happenings of SXSW taking place March 12^th – March 21^st.  Prior to that, she’d mentioned it a few months back and it was the first time I’d ever heard of such an event. SXSW is apparently one of the largest interactive music, film, computer and innovative technology conferences in the United States.  Celebrating it’s 23^rdyear, it first began in 1987 and is centered in downtown Austin every spring.  This year, media entrepreneurs, techno-geeks and the worlds most innovative minds descend upon Austin, Texas for nearly 10 days of information, music and film previews, making deals, partying and discovering the next Google andTwitter empires.  23 years?  Where the hell have I been?  Am I the only one that has been clueless to the brilliance of SXSW?

In 1994, SXSW added film and interactive conferences making way for brands like Kodak and AT&T to use it as a branding platform while attracting a strong following among web creators and entrepreneurs like Twitter, WordPress, and Foursquare.  Foursquare took to the conference this year by bringing to life its virtual city and offering the experience in 3-D, how cool is that?  With its popularity growing by leaps and bounds (I recently asked my intern to get on the horn ASAP to inform us what in the devil is this thing called Foursquare), it’s becoming the new Twitter and I’d predict, with this showiness at SXSW, it’s bound to have the Twitter-world all a-buzz about its brand, thereby increasing its value 10xs over.  With its focus on emerging technology, SXSW has earned the festival a reputation as a breeding ground for new ideas and creative technologies.  For instance Twitter launched at SXSW in 2007 and has completely revolutionized the way we communicate online as well as has redefined the term “relationship building”.  Twitter has since birthed ...continue reading