Cover Profile Archives | San Antonio Woman Magazine

Tiffany Searls

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | Jul 9, 2018 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, July/Aug 18 | 0 |

Spend any time with Tiffany Searls and you’ll be entranced by her boundless energy, passion and warmth.

Cristina Heaney

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | May 11, 2018 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, May/June 18 | 0 |

From band-aids to political influence, Cristina Heaney embodies leadership

Dawn Lafreeda

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | Mar 9, 2018 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, March/April 18 | 0 |

Dawn Lafreeda began her career at just 16 years old.

Erika Prosper Nirenberg

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | Jan 10, 2018 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, Jan/Feb 18 | 0 |

Erika Prosper Nirenberg is First Lady of San Antonio, a community servant, professional woman and so much more.

April Ancira: Ironwoman with a Soft Side

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | Nov 9, 2017 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, Nov/Dec 17 | 0 |

Always seeking to stretch herself, she has increasingly been drawn to community work in recent years.

Maurine Molak and David’s Law

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | Sep 11, 2017 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, Sept/Oct 17 | 0 |

“I pledge to NEVER use my device as a weapon.”

Sandee Bryan Marion Heads Fourth Court of Appeals

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | Jul 5, 2017 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, May/June 17 | 0 |

Known for her calm and dignified demeanor in court and otherwise, the justice expresses herself carefully, speaking in measured cadences.

A Media Leader for the 21st Century: Susan Pape

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | May 5, 2017 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, May/June 17 | 0 |

“Community is very important to me, and media companies embody that sense of community. A newspaper can make a real difference in the city, and I wanted to be part of that.”

Marise McDermott is Guiding the Historic Expansion of the Witte

by San Antonio Woman Magazine | Mar 10, 2017 | Cover Profile, Current Issue, March/April 17 | 0 |

Ten years ago, Marise McDermott expressed confidence that the expansion project she and the Witte Museum were embarking on would be successful. “If you provide something that the community really wants, it will happen,” she told this magazine.