Reprinted from: The Jewish Standard April 4, 2008 by Abigail Klein Leichman Joseph Horn died in 1999, 30 years after moving to Glen Rock and 60 years after the Nazis began a series of devastating actions that would leave him as the sole survivor of his Polish family. Horn and his wife, Dinah, did not discuss their wartime experiences with their three daughters — not until Sandy, at age 10, discovered a black notebook with yellowed pages covered in her father’s handwriting. "I knew it was... Read Full Story

Uniondale, NY, July 10, 2008, Cambridge Who's Who, the fastest-growing publisher of executive, professional and entrepreneurial biographies in the world, recently released its second quarter registry. The registry highlights the biographies of tens of thousands of talented individuals from a wide range of industries who have demonstrated leadership and achievement in their respective fields. Meredith Y. Foster, Chief Editor of Cambridge Who's Who Publications, oversaw the production of the... Read Full Story

How to Build Your Own Network of Experts By Cambridge Who’s Who Member and Contributing Author Cheryl Nordyke When my business partners and I decided that we wanted to venture into entrepreneurship by starting our own e-commerce business, we knew that there would be so much to learn. We had chosen an industry that we did not have any experience in but a great deal of interest. It seemed a little overwhelming at times but then I would reflect on every position I had ever held. I thought... Read Full Story

How Three Women Took the Chance of a Lifetime By Cambridge Who's Who Contributing Author Cheryl Nordyke Cheryl Nordyke is no stranger to adventure when it comes to finding employment. Nearly 10 years ago, after going through a divorce and losing the grandmother who raised her, she and her 5-year-old daughter packed a moving van and made the trek from southern California to New England to start a new job and a new life. She was recruited for the job and, since she had been a customer of the... Read Full Story

Biography Cheryl Nordyke has been a member of Cambridge Who's Who since April 2008. She is the co-owner of Wavelet Productions dba Waves of Gratitude. Waves of Gratitude is an online retail store that sells inspirational jewelry incorporating two or more wave designs from the wave collection into a versatile pendant. The waves were created by fashion designer Jessica Fields to represent gratitude, a sentiment which is given and received just as the waves of the ocean constantly flow to and... Read Full Story

Reprinted from: Skope Magazine Online http://www.skopemag.com/ June 13, 2008 Here on ‘Skoped Out With Stoli Razz’ you know that we love to interview the hottest new artists. This week we are going behind the scenes to the the people who make the industry run like it does. It is a priviledge to interview Mona Loring, the president of Mona Loring PR in CA. Mona created & runs a full capacity PR firm for music, books, TV, & film. If you are looking for that big break this is for you! Stoli... Read Full Story

Newton CitizenThursday, March 6, 2008"Hammond named Who's Who" Covington NewsSunday, March 9, 2008"Hammond named professional of year" Cambridge Who's Who News Subscription Read Full Story

Four tips to starting a successful franchise. By Cambridge Who’s Who Lifetime Member and Contributing Author Harold Kestenbaum My name is Harold Kestenbaum, and I am a franchise attorney. Many of you may be wondering what a franchise attorney does. I realize that franchise is not a well-known sector of the legal profession unless you work in the industry as either a franchisor or a franchisee. Here is how I became involved in franchise law. In 1977, at my third job out of law school, I... Read Full Story

Biography Cambridge Who’s Who Lifetime Member and Contributing Author, Harold Kestenbaum, is a dedicated and established franchise attorney. Mr. Kestenbaum has been involved in franchise law since 1977 and has served as franchise counsel to many regional, national and international franchise companies in various industries. Mr. Kestenbaum currently provides legal counsel to Ruskin Moscou Faltischek PC in franchise distribution and licensing law, representing start-up and established... Read Full Story

Five ways to become an expert in your field. By Cambridge Who’s Who Member and Contributing Author Jo DeMarco My father was a carpenter. I grew up constantly hearing friends, relatives and customers sing his praises for being the best in the business. My father frequently needed to inspect jobs or pick up payments in the evenings, and my brother, sister and I often went along with him. Those trips resulted in additional opportunities for us to hear favorable and appreciative raves about his... Read Full Story