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The Corporate Blogging Book
November 1, 2006
Debbie Weil

Just published is Debbie's new book, "The Corporate Blogging Book: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know to Get It Right". It is being tauted as THE authority on corporate blogging by the likes of Wired magazine and big names in the blogosphere. You can download the 1st chapter free from Debbie's website. And, in another twist of cosmic connectivity, Debbie sites Sprint blog, "Things That Make You Go Wireless" as a Fortune 500 blog example. That project was started and written by none other than ECW Alumnae Vicki Warker until her recent departure from Sprint to Intelsat. Congratulations, Debbie!

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New Sr. VP Global Marketing at Intelsat
October 1, 2006
Vicki Warker

Vicki Warker joined Intelsat as the Senior Vice President of Global Marketing, reporting to Jim Frownfelter on September 11. Her extensive marketing and senior-level management experience make her an ideal fit to move Intelsat forward. At the forefront of the evolution of global data communications for more than 20 years, Vicki joins Intelsat from Sprint Nextel. In previous lives Vicki worked with GE Global Exchange Services, Concert Communications and BT North America.

The Washington Post Award for Excellence in Nonprofit Management
April 20, 2006
Julie Chapman

Julie Chapman has been piloting NPower Greater DC Region since it was known as Technology Works for Good. Now that she's President, the non-profit has been selected as one of the five finalists for The Washington Post 2006 Award for Excellence in Nonprofit Management. This award recognizes an organization's outstanding achievements in nonprofit management. The award winner is selected through a competitive process by a panel of individuals with a wide range of expertise in nonprofit management and is managed by the Center for Nonprofit Advancement. Good luck, Julie! For more information on NpowerGreater DC Region, click on "Read More."

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I'm Norma Byron and I'm in the ammo business
March 11, 2006
Norma Byron

ECW Alumnae Norma Byron has been known to introduce herself this way. Byron owns the only woman-owned munitions business in the U.S., The Ashlawn Group. Last summer the U.S. Army Armament, Research and Engineering Center awarded Byron's firm a contract to prototype fuel cells. Now the Ohio Department of Development has awarded a grant for that project which could create as many as 400 manufacturing jobs.

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Smart Business Ideas: Marketing
February 1, 2006
Kelly Harman

Good marketing is tantamount to a satisfying and ongoing conversation. Kelly Harman reinforces the message that meekness is not a virtue when it comes to marketing.

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BusinessWeek: Meet the Innovation Gurus
August 1, 2005
Jeneanne Rae

When it comes to out-of-the-box thinking, Jeneanne Rae is one of the Magnificent Seven.

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