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Houston Woman Magazine is a bi-monthly print and online publication serving the professional women of Houston. Since March 2004, the publication has dedicated its efforts to informing, inspiring and connecting successful women.
Houston Woman Magazine spotlights women making a difference in the greater Houston community and provides a vehicle for the exchange of ideas and opinions. It serves as a soapbox for the voices of those wishing to discuss the interesting and important issues of the day.
Houston Woman Magazine boasts a growing list of loyal advertisers and subscribers. Feedback from these supportive partners is encouraged and highly valued. It is the active participation from those most invested that makes Houston Woman Magazine uniquely relevant.
Our Publisher
Beverly Denver is a professional journalist with more than 30 years of experience in the print media. Her experience is unique, having worked in all facets of the newspaper industry. She has spent much time in the newsroom - as a reporter and editor - and also in the boardroom, having held positions as a marketing director, an advertising sales manager and a publisher. Her experience includes positions with both small local papers and several big city dailies.
In the mid 1980s, the entrepreneurial bug bit, and Denver launched a community newspaper in the North Harris and South Montgomery County area. While still owning and operating the North Houston Journal, Denver started a similar publication in West University Place, an affluent area near downtown Houston. Later, in March 2004, Denver launched Houston Woman Magazine to inform, inspire and connect successful women.
Denver has also served as a print media consultant, working with individuals, small businesses and other newspapers, specializing in marketing and business development.
Denver is the recipient of numerous professional and community-service awards, among them the Print Journalist of the Year Award for 2000 by the Press Club of Houston and a Woman on the Move for 2010 by Texas Executive Women. Additionally, she was recognized as one of the Top 25 Women in Houston in 2012 by The Steed Society and Comerica Bank.
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Director of Community Outreach & Business Development
What is the nomination process to have someone reviwed to be included in a future issue? Thank you in advance for your help! With Gratitude, Melissa
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Houston Sisters Come Together To Raise Breast Cancer Awareness
Breast Cancer Awareness
20% of Proceeds Donated to Susan G. Komen Foundation
Houston, TX – (September 5, 2012) – Victoria Welker, of Tom Magliaro’s Hair Additions, and Jennifer Welker, of Golden Thread, share a passion for raising awareness for Breast Cancer. The sister-in-laws each run separate successful companies in the fashion and beauty industry and have committed to donating 20% of their proceeds to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Having seen family members suffer through breast cancer, the Welker sisters were inspired to help women look and feel their best while going through such a traumatic experience.
Victoria Welker is the Director of Operations at Tom Magliaro’s Hair Additions, a non-surgical hair replacement company that has served Houston for over 40 years. Hair Additions provides exceptional remedies for premature hair loss of all types, including hair loss due to medical reasons. The staff is dedicated to eliminating the stress of hair loss and duplicating the memory of the client’s own natural hair. “Our mission is to help them look and feel good while they are undergoing treatment,” Victoria says, “and then work with them on their way back to recovery. Hair Additions will be donating 20% of all proceeds from their medical hair loss line to the Susan G. Komen Foundation through the duration of October.
Jennifer Welker founded Golden Thread, her custom, luxury necklace line, in 2010. Jennifer’s passion for the cause inspired her to design two unique necklaces to raise awareness for breast cancer. Both pieces are crafted with a 14-karat rose gold to represent pink. “We created these pieces with both the traditional and fashionable in mind – customized but with a respected symbol that is worn in a trendy and chic way!” See attached for pictures of the two designs; Sideways Rose Gold Awareness Ribbon and Monogrammed Rose Gold Disc with Diamond. Golden Thread will be donating 20% of all proceeds directly to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
For more information on how to order a Breast Cancer Awareness necklace and to view the entire Golden Thread collection go to www.goldenthreadshop.com or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it '> This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
For more information on Tom Magliaro’s Hair Additions and the hair replacement options they offer go to www.tmhairadditions.com or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it '> This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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Publisher
Executive Editor
Beverly Denver
Editorial Assistant
Nikki Rosenberg
Reporters
Cheryl Alexander
Deborah Quinn Hensel
Kim James
Dave Schafer
Richard Varr
Columnist
Christina Ledbetter
Photography
Alexander's Fine Portraits
Barfield Photography
Photos by ROVO
Houston Woman Magazine publishes six regular issues and two special issues per year. The special issues include the "Houston Woman Business Directory" and "Houston's 50 Most Influential Women of the Year."
All rights reserved. The contents of Houston Woman Magazine and the special issues may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the expressed written consent of the publisher. Copyright 2013.
Letters to the editor and guest commentaries are welcomed. Deadline for submission is the first of the month prior to publication. Letters should be limited to 200 words. Guest commentaries may be up to 600 words in length.
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