Role Model Archives | San Antonio Woman Magazine

Lindsay Vasquez

by San Antonio Woman Editor | May 11, 2018 | Current Issue, May/June 18, Role Model | 0 |

She exudes an infectious, joyful energy as a third grade teacher who truly loves her job.

Lisa Campos

by San Antonio Woman Editor | Mar 9, 2018 | Current Issue, March/April 18, Role Model | 0 |

“What really motivates me and drives me is serving students. Being a small part of their life and
positively impacting their success.”

Erin Mitchell Clementson

by San Antonio Woman Editor | Jan 10, 2018 | Current Issue, Jan/Feb 18, Role Model | 0 |

As part of the fourth generation to work at G.W. Mitchell Construction, Erin Mitchell Clementson knows building well.

Alicia Guerrero

by San Antonio Woman Editor | Nov 9, 2017 | Current Issue, Nov/Dec 17, Role Model | 0 |

Stepping into your dream career while you’re still in high school sounds like a fairy tale, but for Alicia Guerrero, it’s a true news story.

Andreen McDonald of Starlight Homes Assisted Living

by San Antonio Woman Editor | Sep 11, 2017 | Current Issue, Role Model, Sept/Oct 17 | 0 |

Some people sit back and watch the world go by. Others jump in feet first, taking the reins and charting their own course. Andreen McDonald definitely falls into the second category.

Amy Marie Lopez

by San Antonio Woman Editor | Jul 5, 2017 | Current Issue, July/Aug 2017, Role Model | 0 |

As director of business development, Lopez works to develop business for The Schrader Group, building, managing and nurturing relationships with referral partners to keep The Schrader Group top of mind.

Role Model: Kasey Hanlon

by San Antonio Woman Editor | May 5, 2017 | Current Issue, May/June 17, Role Model | 0 |

Hanlon is the franchise owner of Salata, a next-generation salad bar that offers completely customizable salads and wraps.

Role Model: Sarah Dressler of Skirt Effect

by San Antonio Woman Editor | Mar 10, 2017 | Current Issue, March/April 17, Role Model | 0 |

A girl of almost any age knows the unbridled joy of spinning and twirling in a flowy, feminine skirt. For Sarah Dressler, there’s joy in a skirt and so much more — the kind of self-confidence, fulfillment and satisfaction that comes from a job well done.