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Sue and Kendra talked with Maristela Rapo, Founder and President of Giving The Glam — an organization that has been changing lives and building confidence for more than a decade. Giving The Glam is celebrating 12 years of impact, helping more than 1,200 students feel confident, supported, and celebrated during one of the biggest milestones of their young lives: prom. Through her passion and dedication, Maristela has created unforgettable experiences for students who may not otherwise have the opportunity to attend prom in style. And what makes this mission even more special is that she does it alongside her daughter and partner, Alexis.

Sue and Kendra talked with Sherri Shepard, the Emmy award winning talk show host, comedian, actress and best selling author. Sherri is currently on a stand up tour “Make It Make Sense” with a stop here in Boston. Sherri delivers unfiltered takes on relationships, pop culture and everyday life!

Sue and Kendra talked with Jodi Tatiana Charles, a marketing strategist, a global speaker and an author. Jodi recently released her second children’s book, Going to the Festival, which introduces civic participation and cultural awareness to young readers and families.

Sue and Kendra talked with Jennifer Shearer, the Vice President of Emergency Preparedness for Mass General Brigham, where she helps coordinate how hospitals prepare for everything from major public events to public health emergencies. Jen is also helping to coordinate plans for Boston to host the World Cup this summer.

Sue and Kendra talked with Jennifer Jones, the first African-American Radio City Music Hall Rockette. Jennifer is also an author, a speaker and cancer survivor. She is an advocate for educating people on colorectal cancer and she recently wrote a memoir titled "Becoming Spectacular" available on Amazon.

Sue and Kendra talked with Lumena Global CEO Stephanie Michelle Pimentel about her career, and her journey to show what global leadership looks like. Lumena Global is a cross border advisory firm that guides US companies expanding into Latin America.

Sue and Kendra talked with sports studio anchor and Red Sox and Patriots reporter for NBC Sports Boston Trenni Casey. They talked about her incredible career covering all major sports here in Boston and the New England Patriots. Trenni has covered the Super Bowl, the World Series, national championship games, PGA majors and the Olympics.

Sue and Kendra talked with Kara Connell, founder of My Perimeno-Posse, an active and growing community for women. An accomplished executive, Kara is passionate about building communities to enable women to confidently achieve, even as challenged by the changes the mid-life phase of life for women, represents.

Sue and Kendra talked with Marine Corps veteran and Pat Tillman Scholar, Nina Guerra who, after leaving the military and returning to civilian life, started working with horses as a way to cope with her anxiety and PTSD. Now, she’s helping other veterans do the same at Rustic Ranch in Texas, where she leads equine-assisted therapy and wellness programs designed to help veterans address emotional triggers, build resiliency, and regain stability in their everyday lives.

Rosie’s Place’s annual luncheon, Funny Women…Serious Business takes place on November 6th at the Menino Convention and Exhibition Center. This year the featured speaker is Rachel Louise Snyder, an award-winning author and investigative journalist whose work explores the causes and consequences of the violence that impacts women. Her powerful memoir Women We Buried, Women We Burned recounts her own story of loss and survival. When eight-year-old Rachel’s mother died, the years that followed were traumatic, culminating in her becoming homeless at age 16. Living out of her car and relying on strangers, Rachel eventually found her way to college and went on to travel the globe.