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In The Spotlight: Lisette Davis, Founder Of Sidra Marketing

Lisette Davis worked for several well-known multinational brands and non-profit organizations. With more than 25 years of marketing experience, she is a passionate marketing professional who has extensive strategic marketing wisdom.

Lisette Davis

Herstory: Chen Lihua – Empowerment Through Entrepreneurship

The entrepreneurship world of the twentieth century was very much dominated by men, and this was especially so in China. One woman who went against the grain is Chen Lihua - a woman who achieved remarkable success in her field and was also able to give back considerably to her community.

Michaela Anchan

Chicken ‘N’ Egg With Wholesome Brown Rice Recipe

For a comfortable yet nourishing meal at home, you can’t go wrong with this Chicken ‘n’ Egg Rice, prepared with wholesome brown rice.

Susanna Hasenoehrl

Fast Fashion – Empty Glamour Calories That Make Us Feel Full

As time passes by, the fashion industry is continuously evolving (or, to be more precise, devolving) into something akin to the food industry, with much of the industry adopting the concept of ‘fast fashion’. This concept is designed to create a constant and ever-growing demand for new clothing.

Ratri Maria

5 Amazingly Simple Steps For Better Nutrition

As you climb the corporate ladder, the deadlines become tighter, and so does the belt around your waistline. The inner voice that prompts you to eat healthier food becomes harder to ignore. Sadly, most people procrastinate because they don’t know where to start.

ExecFuel

3 Advantages For Small Businesses When Working In The Cloud

In the past, working in the Cloud was only feasible for big corporations because you needed to invest in lots of infrastructure and have huge servers to support the chunks of data that needed to be stored. However, with the advances in technology, and the additional numerous software acting as service providers, the Cloud is no longer just for enterprise corporations.

Olivia Chiong