Tiffany Tremont, President & CEO of Silotech One test in high school put Tiffany Tremont on the path that led to her role at Silotech. At 16, she took the Civil Service Exam and was offered a summer job at the National Security Agency. A mentor encouraged her to...
Monica Simpson, Senior Pricing Analyst, Booz Allen Hamilton Monica Simpson's father, an industrial engineer who raised his daughters to value math and science, made sure she dove into STEM head-on. "He had been a math teacher, and he expected us to do well. He would...
Alejandra Zertuche, CEO, Enflux If you're adding a new product line to your business by the age of 12, then expanding again when you're 16, you might have a future as an entrepreneur. That's how Alejandra Zertuche began her path to CEO of Enflux: seeing a need and...
The number of women pursuing careers in STEM, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, is on the rise and San Antonio is home to a stellar line-up of women making names for themselves in the field. Despite working in different tech niches, they all share a lifelong...
By Bonny Osterhage Photography by David Teran Fascinated by "the minutia of politics," Simone De Alba is driven by public service. The Colorado native holds both political science and journalism degrees and has married these two passions into one successful...
By Bonny Osterhage Photography by David Teran Camilla Rambaldi has been a familiar face on the Fox San Antonio reporting scene since January 2016, but her promotion to anchor in September of 2019 has made her a household name. She was born and raised in Los Angeles...
By Bonny Osterhage Photography by David Teran In August of 2020, Stephanie Serna started setting her alarm a lot earlier as she took over the anchor spot on "Good Morning San Antonio." "It's set for 2:30, 2:40, and 2:45 a.m., and I also set my husband's phone as...
By Bonny Osterhage Photography by David Teran As a former high school counselor in her hometown of Houston, Vanessa Croix was always encouraging her students to follow their dreams. After ten years, she finally took her own advice and pursued a lifelong dream of...
Viva San Antonio! How Three San Antonio Women are Working To Rebuild Travel and Tourism By Bonny Osterhage Photography by David Teran San Antonio, with its historic sites, Riverwalk, and family-friendly vibe, has been recognized by both National Geographic Traveler...
Persevering during a Pandemic: Stories from some of H-E-B’s female leaders By Bonny Osterhage Other states have grocery stores, but Texas has H-E-B. What's the difference? Plenty! More than just a place to buy milk, bread, and cheese, H-E-B is a company built on a...
Three Women Whose Pandemic Pivots Set the Stage for Success By Bonny Osterhage Photos by David Teran …and then COVID happened. Those four little words make a big statement about the way people now live and work. I had a vacation planned…and then COVID happened. I just...
They say that a dog is a man’s best friend, but that old saying is not entirely accurate. Dogs are loyal and reliable companions to anyone who shows them love and kindness. Some of us go a bit overboard in our passion for these furry, four-legged creatures, and...
There isn't a single American today who doesn't feel like the world has gone a little crazy. 2020 has been quite a roller coaster, and it's only half over. With racial tensions heating up, social unrest, protests rampant in our communities, and COVID-19 threatening...
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These three incredible women have created something amazing out of their struggles.
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