You've met Liz Ryan on Issues@Work - Now, join us for World WIT Radio . WorldWIT = "Women - Insights - Technology" and "world", well that means over 50 chapters throughout the USA and the world, I mean everywhere.

Women business owners are "Rediscovering What Works" at Seton Hill University's National Education Center for Women in Business. As new business trends are defined, The Center has created innovative initiatives to assist women face the uncertainties in today's economy. Join Director Jayne H. Huston as she discusses with WorldWIT Radio host and founder, Liz Ryan, the core concepts of business that are essential for building a successful enterprise. Visit www.e-magnify.com for more information or to register.

Experience Unlimited Futures
Would you like to discover a process for developing the potential to move into a much more advanced way of functioning--experience more energy, feel younger, more confident, clear your mind, increase your creativity and intuition? Liz Ryan of WorldWIT Radio explores the book Unlimited Futures, with author Dr. Bobbie Stevens. Great step-by-step guidelines.

CRAZY: INGREDIENT for SUCCESS
Barry Moltz, author of "You have to be a little crazy: to start a business," debunks the myths of business start-ups by telling the truth. As an entrepreneur, the question is not "if" you will fail, but "when?" Barry delivers irreverent, straight talk about the complex intersection of start-up business, financial health, physical well-being, spiritual wholeness and family life. WorldWIT Radio

Tech-Bust Paves the Way
At only 28, Suzi Bonk has navigated her way through a very difficult
economy to become an international serial entrepreneur. After a few successes and a number of failures, current entrepreneurial interest is Sofa Logic Inc., a consultancy firm that offers business counsel and development in international business development. Suzi explains to Liz Ryan, WorldWIT Radio Show how the tech bust paved the way .

New Workforce Formulas
Solutions can’t be implemented until the problems are identified. Many people are shocked when they learn why young girls are less likely to engage their curiosity in the art of science. Liz Ryan of WorldWIT Radio and Pat McNees discuss the challenges and the solutions as detailed in Pat’s book, “New Formulas for America's Workforce: Girls in Science and Engineering.”

What Gets Measured Gets Done Liz Ryan, producer of WorldWIT Radio corrals Gay Gaddis of T-3 (that's, The Think Tank) in Austin, Texas. Gay is the president and founder of T-3 and this successful advertising and direct marketing company has an interesting philosophy that boosts their bottom-line metrics.

Liz Ryan, producer of WorldWIT Radio interviews Sandee Kastrul, founder of I C Stars. Her organization focuses on young people in the inner city (Chicago) and trains them in leadership, technology & business skills. The training lasts 4 months in a 12-hour per day format (8:am - 8:pm). It's a great model for other cities. LISTEN

Ignorance isn't always bliss. Liz Ryan, producer of WorldWIT Radio discusses a threat with Anne Abate. Anne's real life story of survival — an aggressive breast cancer too often unrecognized even by doctors. It strikes young and old (15 years to 80), male and female - so aggressive there isn't time to think about it. LISTEN NOW

Liz Ryan, producer of WorldWIT Radio heads off into the future as she corrals an internationally know futurist from New York, Edie Weiner. There's a conflict deep in the well that is brewing locally as well as internationally and has nothing to do with the Iraqi. Edie also offers an intellectual mind bending view of how men and women think differently in a corporation.

Liz, Nancy Whiteman and Linda Yager deliver "insights" that truly make the world a better place. LISTEN

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