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Laurel Bellows 2009 Key note Speaker
Laurel G. Bellows, Principal of Bellows and Bellows, P.C., presided as the key note speaker of the 2009 Women on the Move Luncheon, presented by the Nielsen Company and held at the Renaissance Hotel in Chicago on May 19, 2009.
Ask What you want, Attorney Advises
“Blow your own horn,” Laurel Bellows, principal with Bellows & Bellows P.C., told members of the University of Chicago Women’s Business Group at an afternoon tea at Rhapsody restaurant on May 1. The group had gathered to hear Bellows speak
Small Firm in a Big Pond Big City Practice
Small is spectacular, but I’m biased. At five feet tall I have that “good things come in small packages” attitude. Of course, co-partnering a nine-lawyer law firm with my husband, Joel, in downtown Chicago requires attitude.
Negotiating Your Career: Leadership Series
By: Joanna Haerle, W.E. O’Neil Construction Company November 28, 2008 On the heels of the October 29th career and compensation discussion, CREW Chicago’s second leadership program of the year was held on November 20th and focused on negotiating your career
CEOs Share Economic Pain
A Growing Number Agree to Pay Cuts During Hard Times By JOANN S. LUBLIN Russ Smyth made an uncommon promise when he became the $950,000-a-year chief executive of H&R Block Inc. this summer. He agreed — in advance — to
