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Susanne Hatje is settling in and moving forward at Mandarin Oriental, Boston

Munich, Honolulu and Hong Kong are all cities where Susanne Hatje has managed a Mandarin Oriental hotel – and now that she’s in Boston, she’s where she’d like to hang her hat, or at least her artwork, for a while.

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Two words motivate Deya Corzo: biotech and innovation

Deya Corzo is part of a team that links Millennium’s clinical teams with experts in the field following approvals of new drugs to advance the use of the product.

By Helen Graves / Women to Watch

Deya Corzo, Millennium’s senior medical director, global medical affairs, summarizes her outlook for 2009 as “running...

Susan Windham-Bannister brings life to development in science

Susan Windham-Bannister expects to continue to build partnerships with all parts of the life sciences community.

By Helen Graves / Women to Watch

Over the course of 2009, expect to see a continuation of the same rapid-fire activity that Susan Windham-Bannister has...

Phyllis McCullagh channels potential for industry-changing strategy

Phyllis McCullagh has made sure her people understand that the company is there for them.

By Helen Graves / Women to Watch

Phyllis McCullagh retired from the tech industry in 2006, but for the past year she has been president and general manager...

The value of women’s education and more leads Helen Drinan to Simmons

By Q&A by Helen Graves / Education

Helen Drinan stepped in as president of Simmons College July 1 familiar with the school inside and out. A graduate of Simmons’s Graduate School of Library...

Get New Year’s off to a stress-free start

By Chantal Boxer / Time Management

With 2009 here, it’s time to get your life back on track. Try these strategies to help guarantee your success. Set realistic goals. Call them resolutions...

Make your professional transition happen with development training

By Marianne DelPo Kulow / Education

Women are remarkably resourceful and successful at launching their careers and performing well in their chosen field. When it’s time to move from one...

Cause remains high when the economy is low

By Donna Latson Gittens / Marketing

The economic recession has many businesses, large and small, questioning their spending on cause-related marketing (C-RM). If you are the C-RM champion...

Leverage technology for sustainability efforts

By Meredith Whalen, Patricia McGinnis, Jill Feblowitz, Leslie Hand and Kimberly Kni / Green

One of the most difficult challenges for companies is determining what to prioritize and what trade-offs to make. The following provides specific advice to...

Tuition assistance is money well spent

By Karyn Donahue / Education

Tuition assistance is one of those benefits that only 15 percent of eligible employees take advantage of, according to a 2003 study by the Society of Human...