Living the Dream: Julie Duryea
What She Does: Named after the Moroccan word for “bazaar,” souk provides communal space for self-employed professionals to plug in their laptops, exchange ideas, and work outside their homes without the overhead of renting a traditional office.
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Living the Dream: Fillipa Svensson
What She Does: Filippa’s primary responsibility is to oversee events and press opportunities for a handful of clients, including Havaianas, Microsoft, and New York’s famed steakhouse, STK.
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Living the Dream: Devin Alexander
What She Does: This culinarian extraordinaire writes cookbooks (she’s the author of The Biggest Loser Cookbook), hosts Healthy Decadence With Devin Alexander on the Discovery Health Channel, runs a catering business, and has appeared on The View, Fox & Friends, and The Biggest Loser to discuss the importance of healthy eating.
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Living the Dream: Jessica Shambora
What She Does: Jessica writes for Fortune magazine and helps editor-at-large, Pattie Sellers, with her blog Postcards From the Pinnacles of Power. A typical day involves pulling together research, pitching story ideas to Pattie and the team of editors, calling sources, attending editorial meetings, keeping up to date on breaking headlines, and posting on the blog twice a day.
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Living the Dream: Tina Wells
What She Does: When companies like RCA/J Records, Nike, or MAC Cosmetics want to know what teens think of their products, Tina’s the girl they go to. She’s got a roster of more than 9,000 “Buzzspotters” at the ready to tell her what’s hot, and what’s not. As a marketing guru, Tina, along with her team, also helps clients come up with ideas and campaigns that will make them, well, buzzworthy.
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Living the Dream: Megan Hill
What She Does: Megan captures memorable moments from a couple’s wedding day and then edits them together into a keepsake that has both modern and antique appeal. While the films are set in present time, Megan and her team shoot on 8mm film, a throwback to a pre-digital world. (Think home movies without sound.)
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