Eleanor Laser, Ph.D.

Posted on February 24, 2016 by Top Female Executives

0b3811cb054d41dd93be2da04b567a67Title: Owner

Company: Laser, LLC

Location: Chicago, Ill.

An expert in psychotherapy and medical hypnosis for procedures, including childbirth, smoking cessation, trichotillomania (hair pulling), weight loss, and various symptoms, Eleanor Laser, Ph.D. is celebrating 35 years as the owner of her hypnotherapy practice, Laser, LLC. There, she works directly with patients in private practice, and conducts seminars for medical personnel. Furthermore, she offers worldwide conferences and sessions, and trains medical professionals in hypnosis for medical procedures and rapid rapport communication skills. Dr. Laser specializes in age regression and therapeutic changes in the first session. The highlight of Dr. Laser’s career was the first time she utilized hypnosis to assist a person undergoing surgery without anesthesia. Continue reading →

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Debra Justin

Posted on February 24, 2016 by Top Female Executives

imported_member_thumbnail_51012-140x150Title: Naval Intelligence Officer (Retired)

Company: U.S. Navy

Location: Arlington, Va.

Beginning in 1980, Debra Justin was accepted into the U.S. Navy, who matched her requirements, processed her overseas, and recruited her quickly into the intelligence program. Prior to entering the military, she completed a Master of Arts in teaching at The George Washington University, and a Bachelor of Arts in interdisciplinary studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. While in the military, Ms. Justin pursued coursework in the Pentagon program for natural security affairs and world politics at The Catholic University of America. Continue reading →

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Margaret Henry

Posted on February 24, 2016 by Top Female Executives

0751240-140x150Title: Founder, Director

Company: North Shore Montessori School

Location: Rowley, Mass.

Margaret Henry chose this career path because of her personal experience as a child in education. Having experienced that children learn differently, she wanted to ensure that children reach their fullest potential even when they learn differently. Her greatest strength is her ability to understand children and adapt to their needs so that they can learn and progress to their fullest potential. Currently, her goal is to expand her school to include fourth, fifth and sixth graders, while continuing to have children grow and reach their fullest potential successfully. Ms. Henry is inspired most by children. She loves working with students and watching them grow; she enjoys teaching, and working in an environment suitable and conducive to learning. Continue reading →

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Marcia Griffin

Posted on February 24, 2016 by Top Female Executives

indexTitle: EEO Planning Specialist (Retired)

Company: Detroit Medical Center

Location: Southfield, Mich.

Having retired a year ago after working at Detroit Medical Center for 14 years, Marcia Griffin is now very active in her community. The focus of her neighborhood development revolves around the local church and her sorority, Delta Sigma Theta. Also, she is very active in Touch of Wisdom Foundation, which is an educational program to help get children scholarships and it is an outreach program for the community. Although she has retired, Ms. Griffin intends on one-day obtaining a Ph.D. in continuing education, potentially garnering an entire new professional life for herself. Continue reading →

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Cynthia Hansen

Posted on February 24, 2016 by Top Female Executives


HansenTitle: Senior Vice President of Liquid Pipelines Operations

Company: Enbridge

Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada

Attributing her success to her resilience, diverse background and progressiveness, Cynthia Hansen relies on the strong core values of integrity, safety, and respect, which are aligned with the company values of her current employer, Enbridge. By treating people with fairness and respect, she reached her position as senior vice president of liquid pipeline operations, and currently oversees the safety of 2,000 field operations employees in North America. Ms. Hansen’s greatest accomplishment was the development of foundation safety stories focusing on helping the company learn from failures and create a strong safety culture. Continue reading →

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