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A Snapshot of Our Women Leaders |
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Remembering Bobbie Ruch,
President & CEO, Acloché Bobbie Ruch was a leader in customized human resources and workforce solutions for decades. Under her leadership, Acloché was one of the largest woman-owned businesses in Central Ohio, employing over 15,000 people annually in a network of locations. |
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Ramona Reyes, Columbus Board of Education Member and Human Resources Specialist, Nationwide Insurance Ramona Reyes credits her grandmother for planting the seeds of service and leadership in her at an early age. As a girl, Reyes helped her grandmother serve communion at a local nursing home.
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Cora Munoz,
Professor of Nursing, Capital University
It’s no secret that there is a shortage of registered nurses in the United States. Demand is expected to grow as baby boomers age and need more specialized health care. |
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LISA M. CHAMBERS, State Director, TECH CORPS Ohio Consider these facts: By the year 2010, jobs in the technical and mathematical fields are expected to increase by 67 percent; and eight of the 10 fastest-growing jobs in the U.S. are computer related.
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Karen Whitson,
Owner, Bread & Better, Inc
If you don’t know much about Karen Whitson’s background, you might be surprised that her early career was a fascinating blend of public relations, traveling and writing. |
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The Women of the Crane Family
Ali, Beth, Ellie, Hailey, Jaime, Jesse, Loann, Meredith, Paige, Sally, Shannon and Tanny
Gathering twelve women from three generations of the Crane family into one room for a photo shoot may seem like an impossible task, given their busy lives and tight schedules. |
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