Joanna Pena-Bickley - The ñ stream
Joanna is a humble visionary that has lead and created award-winning work for companies like Pepsi, Nokia, Hershey's, American Express, Nestle Purina, JP Morgan Chase, IBM, Diners Club International, FTD.com, Baxter International, Warner Bros, MTV, Kimberly-Clark and Jim Beam Brands Co.
Joanna’s outstanding creative vision and “push the envelope” style has garnered her both national and international accolades. In 2007, her work won a coveted MIXX Award as well as a place on Silicon Alley’s top 100: People's Choice list. In 2006, her work with America Express was noted “the future of social media” by contagious magazine. In 2003, Joanna and her creative teams received two Webby Award nominations and two Macromedia's site of the day awards. In 2001, her innovative ideas received six interactive awards at the Chicago Association of Direct Marketing Tempo Awards – including the coveted Jay Gondelman Award.
Joanna is regarded as an avid fundraiser for public school music programs, AIDS and human rights charities. Late at night with her home finally quiet, Joanna takes her artistic passion from pixels to paint as she settles in to create more magic with oils and acrylics on a blank canvas.
Like any great leader, if you asked Joanna what her crowning achievement is, she would break out shots on her iPhone of her best artwork, her four beautiful children, Rebecca, Rachel, Thomas, and Leah.
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Game Six - World Serise - Lets Go Yankees
Posted from Bronx, NY
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Vote For @theCohan Pumpkin
Vote for this #wman NYC Pumpkin - http://www.extremepumpkinmakeover.com/view.php?photoid=4026811942
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Out for the Day - Jewish Women's Archive
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photographs chronicling the lives of American Jewish women during World War II. Many of the images come from the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford, which has recently published Remembering the Old Neighborhood: Stories from Hartford’s North End, a compilation of essays and oral histories. The Jewish Women’s Archive has a number of online exhibits and collections, including one on the Jewish community during Hurricane Katrina.
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