Over the past 26 years, Ginger Burr, believing that your image is about representing the best of you (not making designers happy), has built a remarkable career as an expert personal image consultant working with women from all walks of life. Whether it’s the “dynasty” shoulder pad era, the never-ending confusion of business casual, or the low-rise pant controversy, she has helped women navigate through (and sometimes completely ignore!) the styles of the season and feel good about how they look.

Be sure to join us Monday, October 28, 2013 if you're interested in:

Learning the 3 most critical components of any woman's wardrobe. (These alone will change your wardrobe and personal style forever!)

The hidden costs of settling for ‘good enough’ and how to break out of that rut to create an authentic personal style that increases your self-confidence and gives you the competitive edge!

The #1 thing women do to sabotage their efforts to create a wardrobe they love and an easy time-tested solution.

A notable speaker and leader in the field of fashion and style, Ginger's adroit understanding of beauty trends and fashion has been celebrated by Fox TV News, The Boston Globe, MOREMagazine.com, cnn.com, Bloomberg Business Week, and Forbes Magazine. In addition, Ginger created a body image, self-esteem, and style coaching program “Who Taught You How to Dress?” used by women all over the world. This innovative program allows women to overcome internal obstacles and learn the practical (as well as soft) skills they need to create a wardrobe they love--all in the comfort of their own home—and with Ginger’s personal guidance. She is also the author of That’s So You! Create a Look You Love with Beauty, Style and Grace!

Ginger has also been recognized by VegNews Magazine as one of the “25 Most Fascinating Vegetarians” in the world for her innovative and groundbreaking work as a vegan image consultant.

Are you a woman looking to leap forward in your professional journey? JJ DiGeronimo will provide listeners with a roadmap taken from her highly successful book, The Working Woman’s GPS. She'll tell us how to get from where we are now to where we want to go. With practical tips and actionable strategies, listeners can leverage their own assessments to fine-tune their current choices and situations and prepare for their desired growth and attainment.

JJ is recognized for her success as an entrepreneur, technology executive, author, wife and mother. She has worked in emerging technologies for over twenty years, much of that time in Silicon Valley with VMware, Inktomi & Accenture. Throughout her career, JJ has interviewed hundreds of successful women. She has organized and packaged her research to empower women in S.T.E.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) globally through keynotes, workshops, panels and webinars.

Her book "The Working Woman’s GPS" and her blog Purposeful Woman: www.purposefulwoman.com are go-to sources for women. With a trajectory of success, JJ proves you can have your ALL. In February of 2006, Entrepreneur Magazine featured her first company as a resource for small businesses. In 2007, she received an Innovation Award from Small Business Network. In 2008, she launched Tech Savvy Women that led to the creation in 2011, of Purposeful Woman and in 2012, Journey Charms.

Teri Hockett is the Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of What’s For Work? Her niche market is women who have opted out of the workforce but did not get the memo about leaning in (thank you Sheryl, but I needed your book a decade ago). Teri understands the challenges women face, and is passionate about helping others by creating a socially engaging website that encourages companies to be part of the solution for women who have been Employed By Life and are ready to return to the workforce.

According to Yvon Chouinard of Patagonia, women returning to the workforce are one of the most underused resources in America, and Stacey Epstein, Inc. 2012, wrote an article: "5 Reasons Your Company Needs More Moms." "They're organized, can multi-task, and have zero time to screw around. In short: Moms are wired to kick ass."

At a time when employers are continuing to ask employees to do more with less, you need to hire more women returning to the workforce.

This target demographic does not want to be sold to. We record shows so we can skip past the ads. We block all pop ups. We buy when we know, like, and trust the company and brand.

What's For Work? created a community engagement website that promotes social reciprocity.

Please join Wendy and her fabulous guest, Robineve Cole as they discuss design, beauty and thoughtful functionality. Beauty and function need to hold hands in any business enterprise. Robineve is the Senior Interior Designer for J. Hettinger Interiors and has worked throughout Northern California in that role for over 14 years. She brings wisdom and knowledge from all her experience in the fashion industry, retail and art history.

Robineve will share her personal challenges of dealing with aging parents and how she solved some of those complex problems. Recently a car accident left her temporarily wheelchair bound and she has insight and learning from the new perspective. Wendy guarantees a fascinating interview!

Join Wendy as she talks with Ann Sachs about partnerships, relationships and working with her husband. Ann and her husband Roger have worked together for many years. We'll explore lessons learned, challenges and why it worked - as Ann takes on a new business of her own.

If you are considering a partnership with a spouse or significant other, this show will provide food for thought.

Ann worked as a professional actor from 1967 to 1992, before shifting her career to "the business of show business,” when she joined her husband, Tony award winning lighting designer Roger Morgan, in Sachs Morgan Studio: Theater Design Specialist.

In 1998 Ann joined the Women's Presidents Organization, an international peer advisory organization for successful women business owners, and has served as chapter chair of a WPO Manhattan group since 2002. Her newest venture is Theatrical Intelligence, a process she developed that uses the theatrical production model to foster creativity in one's personal and professional life. She's currently writing a book on the subject. Learn more at www.theatricalintelligence.com.

These challenging times have unleashed a new wave of desire. Direct this powerful energy source to fulfill your Gold Medal Dreams. Join NSA/NC at our first salon (mini meeting) of the year to propel us into greatness as we close out 2013.

Discover the three essential traits you must have to “achieve the unimaginable”

Hear inspiring stories about ordinary people who accomplished extraordinary things and how they do it (step by step)

Explore the four ways mental images impact your health, your performance and your future

Learn how to tap into the power of passion to access high levels of energy and creativity

Engage a simple tool that can transform your life for the better in a nanosecond

Marilyn King’s expertise in exceptional human performance reaches way beyond sports into areas of business leadership development, youth empowerment and peace. Marilyn was already a two-time Olympian when a devastating automobile accident left her unable to train physically for her third Olympic team. Using only mental training she placed second in the demanding five event Pentathlon at the 1980 Olympic Trials.

Since then, Ms. King has become one of America’s leading authorities on exceptional human performance. With over twenty five years of extensive research into the secrets of extraordinary accomplishments in sports, business and education, she delivers powerful and proven and practical tools to help her audiences release the Olympian within themselves. Her common sense approach, unique insights and inspiring presence deliver lasting results wherever she speaks.

I've Been Called the B* Word … Now What Do I Do? 13 Rules for the New-Age Professional Woman

With Dr. R. Kay Green

Monday, September 16th from 1 pm to 2 pm PST

Join me as I talk with Dr. R. Kay Green about leadership and building your core competencies as a leader. She is the author of I've Been Called the B* Word … Now What Do I Do? 13 Rules for the New-Age Professional Woman. Dr. Green earned a Doctorate of Business Administration in Marketing, and has completed PhD coursework in leadership and organization change. She also holds a Master of Business Administration in Marketing and Management, a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, and an Associate of Arts in Marketing Management. She is affiliated with several prestigious universities and has instructed over 350 courses online.

Dr. Green is currently featured on Huffington Post, Black Enterprise, Black News, The Network Journal, Business Review USA, Digital Journal, College View, Business New Hampshire Magazine, Bay State Banner, Reader’s Circle, North Dallas Gazette, Harlem News, Top News Today, One News Page, NE Informer, Women in Business PR News, Consumer News Today, Women PR News, San Francisco Chronicle, Houston Chronicle, Chicago Daily Herald, The Miami Herald, Book News Articles, Great Women Speakers, Great African-American Speakers, Marketing Experts, Black Experts, Guru.com and Savor the Success.

Tips for Creating a Perfect Pitch: Your Personal Brand

With Robyn Hatcher

Monday, September 9th from 1 pm to 2 pm PST

Whether you run your own company or work for a mega corporation, it’s important to be able to stand out. Join me as I talk with Robyn Hatcher - founder of SpeakEtc., a boutique communication and presentation-skills training company, and the author of Standing Ovation Presentations (Motivational Press, April, 2013).

According to Robyn, you must first identify the qualities, strengths and values you naturally possess as well as the qualities you've adopted over the years. These qualities make up your primary ActorType. But you can’t stop at just identifying them. You need to polish and optimize the qualities and strengths that serve you and your business well and learn to minimize and compensate for the “fatal flaws” that do not.

Kathleen Burns Kingsbury, author of several books including, How to give Financial Advice to Women and her new book, How to Give Financial Advice to Couples, teaches you how to embrace your economic power and use your voice to talk more openly about money with your partner. Discover the top 5 myths about couples and money and how to work to bust them wide open in your relationship. Learn how to find a couple-friendly financial advisor to work with and why you need to be an active participant in your financial life – both professionally and personally.

Kathleen is a wealth psychology expert, founder of KBK Wealth Connection, and the author of several books. An international speaker, Kathleen presents regularly at industry conferences, is frequently quoted by trade publications including The Wall Street Journal, Reuters Wealth, and Financial Planning Magazine, and is a regular columnist for Financial-Planning.com. She has written numerous articles for publications such as Advisor Perspectives, American Banker and Investment and Wealth Monitor and has been a guest expert on financial radio shows nationally.

Kathleen is a faculty member of the Certified Private Wealth Advisor (CPWA) program and an adjunct lecturer at the McCallum Graduate School of Business at Bentley University, where she teaches “Psychology in Financial Planning.” She holds a Master’s Degree in Psychology and an Undergraduate Degree in Finance, and is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach. Her next book, How to Give Financial Advice to Couples: Essential Skills for Balancing High-Net-Worth Clients’ Needs will be published by McGraw-Hill in September of 2013.

When she is not working, Kathleen is an avid alpine skier who lives for the next powder day. In the off-season, she enjoys road and mountain biking, kayaking, and sailing.

Women ... Politics … Silicon Valley … Let's Talk!

With Michelle Kraus

Monday, August 26th from 1 pm to 2 pm PST

Join Wendy as she chats with Dr. Michelle Kraus: Innovator, Social Web Pundit, Tech Executive, Entrepreneur, Tedster and … one Smart, Tough Broad. The worlds of Tech and Politics are her playground. She's a respected voice and leader. You can't miss this show.

Michelle has published two books that have received critical acclaim, written for many industry publications, and is a prolific commentator in the blogosphere. www.huffingtonpost.com/michelle-kraus/

In addition she is:

Advisor to Magnify.net, a leading social and curation video platform

Advisor to Neighborhood Oil, a new social and pricing platform providing heating oil to lower income households in the North East

Advisor to Squirrel Software, the developer of ERP software for small manufacturing companies to encourage growth in areas hit by the Recession

Board Member, She Heroes, a 501C.3 dedicated to engaging young girls with diverse, professional role models

Member, National Finance Committee for President Barack Obama

Post your questions to Michelle Kraus on Twitter @wendyconnects #ITsALLinTheBRA