Inspiration: Stacey Adams of 3C Software
This month, we’re highlighting some of the amazing women we’ve worked with over the years. Stacey Adams is our first inspiration. As the Director of Marketing at 3C Software in Atlanta, she’s done an incredible job telling the story of 3C from its origins as a small company to one changing how companies do cost …
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Celebrating the Women We Admire
I’ve always known the power of women. I grew up around fierce, independent women—including my mother and sister—and I watched my dad grow a flourishing business with a female business partner at his side. When it was time for college, I attended Randolph Macon Women’s College in Lynchburg, Virginia, where I was surrounded by more …
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Total Eclipse of the Heart—Stories of the Eclipse from Sol
We all have eclipse hangovers here at Sol—feeling a little fuzzy and dizzy from the amazing spectacle in the sky yesterday. In order to continue the ecliptical experience, we thought we’d share our stories with you here on our blog! Who: Mary, Adam and Marius Where: Rooftop Bar at The Republic Totality: 99.93% In Mary’s …
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Sea of Tears
Last night, while I was tucking in my 9-year old son, Henry, he mentioned that he had been feeling “off” all day, like something was just not right. I asked him to tell me more about what he was feeling. He shared what had been floating in his head: “It feels like there is this …
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My Henry Meets Henry Winkler, Dyslexic Superhero
Last night, my 9-year-old son, Henry, and I went to hear Henry Winkler and Lin Oliver speak about their experiences as writers and their series, Here’s Hank and Hank Zipzer. A little background on these incredible books: Hank is a young boy who discovers he’s dyslexic. Hank is amazing—smart, fun, outspoken, a bit of a …
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Mothers and Children
She’s homeless. She has no place to rest her head at night. No access to a shower, bathroom or a bed. No stove or dinner table. And, she has children. She needs help, hope and – most importantly – a home. Have you seen her? I have. She’s like me: a mother with children. Most people …