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Transformational Women

Month: May 2011

Transformational Women Highlights Chris Coleman of The Green Banana Project

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Chris Coleman is the Founder of the Green Banana Project.  Her most recent corporate role was Executive Vice President of Marketing for Yakabod, developer of collaboration software for the U.S. Intelligence Community. During her career, Chris has launched, branded and promoted more than 200 tech companies and products worldwide. She’s the author of The Green Banana Papers and Winning the Technology Talent War.  Chris was named among Atlanta’s 10 Most Influential Women for her role in establishing the Technology Association of Georgia. She is one of the founding members of the Leadership Lab for Women, Kennesaw MBA program.

Chris’ Key Transformational Leader tips:

  • Find a role model who’s already mastered what you think is hopeless
  • Write your aspirations in clear, tangible language and read them to yourself every day, even when you think it’s silly
  • Curb your temper, but not your enthusiasm
  • Accept every opportunity to be generous, especially in unexpected places.

Transformational Women Highlights BB Webb of Carl House

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BB Webb is an entrepreneur, artist and businesswoman. With a background in theatre, she has an eye for what is original and creative. Over the years she has honed both her marketing and business skills to enable the birth of multiple creative projects and new businesses. In 1990, she wrote, produced, marketed, and performed in her own one-woman play, Through Ruby’s Eyes, which she toured nationwide.In 2002 she brought together her various skills to create what is now award winning “Carl House,” a full service event venue just outside of Atlanta which produces 100 plus weddings and other events a year.  As a writer, speaker and television personality, she is in the process of creating a series celebrating and championing the work of entrepreneurs like herself.  For information on Carl House and BB Webb visit www.carlhouse.com and www.arrivingwithbbwebb.com