Women Who Move Detroit

A criminologist and former Oakland University professor, Amanda Burgess-Proctor spent two decades working in, researching, and teaching about the criminal justice system with a focus on women and girls.

It’s undeniable that Valentina Bello has her finger on the pulse of Downtown Detroit Real Estate, in more ways than one

The fact that Cindy Kahn Real Estate has had two of its best years in 2020 and 2021 proves that the successful and highly respected Realtor can roll with the changes.

For Maggie George, practicing law merges two unlikely qualities: being creative and a love for rules. “The areas of law I practice in are exercises in solving puzzles.

Leaders from various industries across metro Detroit are working together with the American Heart Association to host the Detroit Go Red for Women Luncheon on March 10.

For Nisha Doshi, being a Certified Public Account is one piece of a larger puzzle when it comes to serving her clients.

Women Who Move Detroit - 2023 - Special SectionCAROLE L. KOWALCZYK, M.D. Medical Director, Board-Certified Reproductive Endocrinologist LOCATION: Michigan Center for Fertility & Women’s Health 4700 Thirteen Mile...

Liliya Skikun, the owner of Great Lakes Trucking Mi. Inc., came to the United States from Ukraine in 2000.

Since 1947, when Elizabeth “Betty” Harp opened the first Harp’s on Chene in Detroit, it’s been the place for expert fittings and one-on-one personal service.

Janine Grillo is not only a successful realtor who checks all the boxes when it comes to buying and selling, but she has experience and expertise in every facet of real estate.

Joumana Kayrouz is multilingual (she speaks four languages), an Ivy League graduate (she graduated from Yale University in 1992), was admitted to practice law before the United States Supreme Court (she was sworn in by U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts in Washington, D.C., in 2019), has the largest outdoor media advertising campaign contract in Michigan’s history to date (she’s been featured on more than 750 buses, not including billboards), and met the pope in 2015 (a “living saint,” she says).