Stefanie Ellis
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for SUCCESS
- Top 1M sites
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- Jul 22, 2026
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How to Vet a Nonprofit Before You Donate | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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Imagine giving to a charity that claimed to provide pain medication to children suffering from cancer, transport patients to chemotherapy appointments and pay for hospice care for dying patients, only to find out your money was funneled into salaries and personal expenses that included dating site memberships, trips to Disney World and concert tickets. Would you give to another organization, or would your mistrust trickle out into the entire network of nonprofit charities, making you question th
Angie Hicks on the Power of Perseverance in Business | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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Angie Hicks, the co-founder of Angi (formerly Angie’s List), gets stopped in grocery stores and airports, and contractors and customers line up to talk to her, asking for mentorship or thanking her for providing a service that helps them find the best support for their most precious possession: their home. The company is a matchmaking-style platform centered on connecting homeowners with professionals like contractors and plumbers and is now worth over $1 billion. It’s hard to believe the polish
Jeremey Tahari Takes Over His Father’s Fashion Empire at 25 | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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Succession planning isn’t exactly the kind of story that lands on the cover of a fashion magazine. It’s not something people clamor to sit in the front row to see the way they would a runway show. But when it comes to Elie Tahari’s legacy, there is a lot worth trying on. Elie’s refined and elegant Tahari brand has been a fashion industry staple for more than 50 years. Now, armed with modern sensibilities and a finger on the pulse of today’s consumers, his 25-year-old son, Jeremey, is ushering th
How a Coaching Mindset Transforms Leadership | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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When Janey Piroli was the director of organizational development at PepsiCo 15 years ago, something her boss said during a performance review changed the course of her career. There was a massive restructure, and people were tired and overworked. Morale was low. She thought she’d weathered the storm like a pro but was surprised to receive feedback that she needed to work on her resilience. Normally an upbeat person, she realized she was wearing her heart on her sleeve, unable to hide her emotion
Alison Fragale on How to Self-Promote Without Bragging | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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Alison Fragale’s brain is filled with data. Data that, while driven by facts, feels more like an interesting conversation at a dinner party than a collection of graphs with lots of percentages. If her graphs of power, status, negotiation and influence—which Fragale has been studying and teaching for the past 20 years at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flagler Business School—were people, they would be the brightly dressed, cool party guests everyone wants to sit next to. We w
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