As a Parent Coach, I help parents create sustainable solutions to family challenges by harnessing their strengths and parenting styles to bring more joy and ease into their lives. Throughout my years as a special education teacher…

After many years in corporate finance and having two young sons, Belkys combined her love of travel with her analytical and organizational skills to launch Distinct Vacations in 2013…

My path to founding and operating a baking business has been far from direct. Just like the recipes that inspire Boomerang Bites, I am a transplant from Australia. Trained as a civil engineer, I arrived in the US in my 20s to pursue graduate study and built a career at the World Bank, spending much of the last twenty years traveling to remote corners of the globe providing advice, and more recently teaching graduate students - on how to deliver essential services (water, sanitation, electricity, roads, public transport) to underdeveloped communities in low-income countries.

The Co-Co started 2021 with a member-exclusive salon conversation. This virtual salon was the third in our series of member-exclusive salons. Our first gathering was a dinner and discussion at Lynne’s house BEFORE we opened The Co-Co space. That evening, our charter members informed what co-learning and connection would look like at The Co-Co…

I started my career as a style blogger and stylist, and I've always loved animal print and the fact that it is timeless. Over the last 20 years I have collected faux fur animal print handbags and coats, so the transition into designing animal print handbags was a natural one.

I began my career working at HSBC in the institutional bond market in London and then New York. Following the financial crisis I saw an opportunity to join Seelaus, the firm my father had founded in 1984, and build out a full service financial services firm with a mission.

My writing career began twice. I started writing when I was in treatment for cancer as a teenager. I kept a journal about the experience and wrote a lot of terrible poetry as a teen and into college. After I started my career as a lawyer, I didn’t have a lot of time to write creatively, though I wrote a lot as an attorney.

I moved to Korea (from California) about 10 years ago for a job as a professor. I loved that job: getting to work WITH bright young minds, getting to be in the classroom to teach and learn from them, and the incredible paid time off I had to travel the globe during winter and summer vacations. 4 years into my job as a professor, I got an unexpected invitation to speak in Austria. From there, I was invited to speak in Mexico…