Named one of banking’s 15 powerful women this year by American Banker, Becky Lansen of Synchrony in Stamford is part of a trend to move beyond the work-life balance to seeing work and life as part of a whole, even as she spearheaded the creation of Venmo’s first credit card.
What makes Connecticut’s Gold Coast truly golden is the relationship among business, culture and history that plays out in each of its communities in different ways.
In dark days, including the literal “Dark Day,” Stamford shone a light.
The stretch of I-95 that snakes through lower Fairfield County has a national reputation among transportation observers – and, sadly, it is not a good one.
In a recent conversation on Zoom, WAG catches up with Ted Ferrarone, co-president of vertically integrated developer Building and Land Technology, on BLT’s latest residential and commercial projects at Harbor Point in Stamford’s South End:
Stamford’s sole boutique hotel lives up to its Hilton pedigree.
Among the many thriving businesses in Stamford are those that center on antiques and interior design, reports WAG senior home columnist Cami Weinstein.
In the six years since WAG first wrote about Mike Geller, the Stamford-based organic food retailer has been steadily growing his business.
Stamford is, WAG eldercare columnist Abbe Udochi reports, “rich in amenities, culture, recreation, dining and civic opportunities for those 65 and over.”
It’s never too late for seniors to be sound in mind, body, heart and soul. WAG eldercare columnist Abbe Udochi gets the scoop on how to do it from some local experts.
The Village, a redeveloped waterfront site in Stamford’s South End, is bringing together storytellers, entrepreneurs and artists.
He’s a scion of a Hollywood dynasty, an actor unafraid to venture to the dark side, whether he’s playing a money-laundering banker in “Ghost”…
TV host, senior producer, internet influencer, Stamford’s Donia Duchess is most interested in sharing other people’s narratives.
At Pets a Go Go, every dog does indeed have his day.
“When we used to hire in our practice, where they went to school and did their training was at the bottom of the list,” says Jeffrey Green, founder of The Heart Center in Stamford. “We would ask, ‘Is this the kind of person I would trust my patients with?’”
Delicious treats and a beautiful presentation make up Lina Abdo’s prescription for a more hospitable world.
He’s played villains and Jesus. So what makes Hollywood scion Tony Goldwyn so normal?
Spot On Veterinary Hospital & Hotel in Stamford, which is nearing three months in business, offers hospital, day care, overnight, chauffer, grooming and training services for our beloved furry friends.
Hearts, minds and tastes melt together in Melt Sandwich Shop of White Plains and the new Roasted Sandwich Co. in Stamford.
The measure of your life will not be what you will accumulate but in what you give away.” —Wayne W. Dyer, American philosopher In…