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Seriously, if you don’t know Denise Falco, we’re going to be a little surprised. Denise is employed at the National MS Society, leading the organization’s efforts in central Missouri, including her work with events such as Bike MS, Walk MS, Challenge  Walk, UGLY bartender and the MuckRuckus. more »

Did you catch the photos of Voices’ last social in the Columbia Daily Tribune this Sunday? more »

Boone Hospital Center — courtesy of Voices Affiliate Melissa Smith — offers tips for improving personal finances. more »

As we prepare to celebrate Earth Day on April 22nd, many of us focus on making choices that improve the health of our planet. An added bonus is that many of the strategies that shrink our carbon footprint can also help shrink our waistlines. Choose More Plants Plant foods like fruits, vegetables and grains require [...] more »

A new poll finds women optimistic about their opportunities and comfortable with their roles. Say good-bye to the “mommy wars.” more »

Feeling Lucky?  Celebrate the Irish with Greg and Mary at Greg Ropp’s Bar. Bring your spouse, significant other and celebrate! We can celebrate MIZZOU’s final Big 12 Win, St. Patrick’s albeit belated, or share your personal successes of 2012. If you are an affiliate you should have received your e-Vite, please take the time to [...] more »

By Lucy Kellaway – Last Thursday I received an e-card from a perfect stranger. It was a picture of an orchid with the message underneath: “I hope you have a happy International Women’s Day!” more »

By Sapna Maheshwari – Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook Inc.’s chief operating officer, said the past decade has seen little or no gain for women in top government or executive positions. more »

New Voices Affiliates Jessica Chester and Bridgid Kinney hosted Voices Affiliates at Marathon Building Environments on Tuesday, Feburary 28. more »

In the business world, women who are aggressive, assertive, and confident but who can turn these traits on and off depending on the social circumstances get more promotions than either men or other women, according to a recent study by Olivia O’Neill and Charles O’Reilly. more »