Women to Watch Media® with Sue Rocco

From her earliest stages of life, Willow Hill learned an invaluable lesson: never let circumstances define you. Her mother, who gave birth to Willow at 16, embodied this mindset, demonstrating to her daughter that hard work, resourcefulness, and resilience can change a person's trajectory. Years later, these qualities

Virginia Reese Coles, for as far back as she can remember, has always had a yearning to do something big. Based on her track record, it's safe to say the Amazon executive has done just that. From getting her foot in the door at the White House fresh out of college, to working at a telecommunications giant for parts of

"How do I start my next chapter?" That's the question Janet Foutty found herself confronting a little more than a year ago. Having reached the crossroads of a highly successful career at Deloitte that spanned more than three decades and culminated in her role as the company's chair of the board, the veteran executive d

Creating a safe environment for kids at school is no simple task, one requiring the alignment of plenty of stakeholders. With extensive experience in both law enforcement and education, Dr. Beth Sanborn has passionately poured her life's work into helping children make better decisions, and ensuring that the classroom

As far back as her youth growing up in suburban Toronto, Sherry Rais has felt compelled to help - especially the less fortunate and people dealing with crisis. She even spent time as a teenager living with the homeless for two days! After working with the United Nations and World Bank, Sherry decided to set out on her

Betsy Fore is a trailblazer, plain and simple. The first Native American woman to raise a Series A investment, Betsy is the Managing Director and Founding Partner of Velveteen Ventures. In her interview with Women to Watch's Sue Rocco, Betsy talks about her humble beginnings in a small town in Illinois, the 17-hour dri