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The August/September issue of West Michigan Woman features Becky Wood celebrating 20 years with Inforum. Plus, explore West Michigan adventures with your best friends and discover why narrative justice matters for family leaders.

 

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/Becky%20Wood:%20Celebrating%2020%20Years%20of%20Inforum%20and%20Accelerating%20Women’s%20Careers
Born and raised in Southern Indiana as the youngest daughter in a large, lively family, Becky Wood has always believed the glass is half full, trusting that there's purpose in every experience. It's this can-do attitude and her long-instilled faith which have equipped Wood to navigate life's obstacles with resilience and hope.
/Plan%20an%20Unforgettable%20Getaway%20with%20Your%20Besties
Women of West Michigan: it's time to gather your BFFs and organize a little vacay! Whether you want to relax and be pampered, get creative or adventurous, shop 'til you should probably stop, or combine a little of everything, one of these destinations is calling you.
/Owning%20the%20Full%20Story:%20Why%20Narrative%20Justice%20Matters%20for%20Family%20Leaders
When a group of mothers I have the privilege of working with through the Steelcase Foundation Investment in Families Initiative chose to call themselves Family Leaders, it was more than a name. It was an act of narrative justice.
/Five%20Legal%20Documents%20Every%20Woman%20Should%20Have
Taking control of your financial and legal security as a woman is imperative. Having your bases covered is not only smart for yourself and your own protection, but also that of any loved ones who may be affected. We connected with Rose A. Coonen, Founding Attorney at Coonen Law, PLLC, to get her insight into the five legal documents she believes every woman should have.