Lynn Peithman Stock
Special Projects Editor at Dallas Business Journal
I am a fabric artist, journalist, mom, wife, quilter, and UNC Tar Heel.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Lynn Peithman Stock
The honorees range from founders of innovation startups to tech execs at global companies. Dallas Business Journal is pleased to announce the 20 tech trailblazers who will be honored at this year's Women in Technology Awards. They are shaping our world through fields including finance, aviation, real estate and health care. Several of the honorees have started their own businesses, and others lead IT initiatives at global powerhouses.
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2 months ago |
bizjournals.com | Lynn Peithman Stock
We asked of this year's Mentoring Monday participants to share their advice for a company looking to create an effective mentorship program. A workplace mentorship program is one of the top ways to retain talent. Whether your company has one in place or is looking to start one, the dozens of women executives who have volunteered for Mentoring Monday know a thing or two about nurturing less experienced professionals. On Feb.
How to write an award-winning San Antonio Business Journal nomination - San Antonio Business Journal
Dec 29, 2024 |
bizjournals.com | Lynn Peithman Stock |Jannette Zorrilla
Elnur Amikishiyev/iStock/ThinkstockListen to this article 2 minSan Antonio Business Journal recognizes dozens of business and nonprofit leaders and companies per year. Now is your chance to be honored, or honor a colleague, in 2025. Use this cheat sheet to write a compelling nomination, and remember: show, don't tell. The 2025 awards season is upon us. That means first, we need nominations from you, our readers.
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Nov 29, 2024 |
bizjournals.com | Lynn Peithman Stock
The honorees in the Dallas Business Journal’s inaugural class of C-Suite Leaders Awards talk about the jobs they were first paid to do — and the lessons they learned from those jobs. Dallas Business Journal unveiled the inaugural honorees in the C-Suite Leaders Awards earlier this month. They manage multimillion- and multibillion-dollar dollar companies, lead innovative teams and break ground across industries. These 40 leaders have worked for years to make their mark in business.
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Oct 29, 2024 |
bizjournals.com | Lynn Peithman Stock
From tech to real estate, tiny to gigantic, startups to decades-old institutions, a wide variety of companies rank in this year's Best Places to Work. For 22 years, Dallas Business Journal has trained the spotlight on workplaces that support and invest in their people. Today a new class of 103 companies has officially joined the esteemed ranks of the Best Places to Work. DBJ recognized the 2024 class at a rousing football-themed event at the Hilton Anatole on Oct.
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