About Maria Marsala

An irrepressible entrepreneur, Maria Marsala sold AVON at age 14 and landed on Wall Street three years later. She became a bond trader when female executives were as rare as pink diamonds. For 25 years, Maria streamlined Fortune 500 companies, nurtured non-profits, and discovered her niche—mentoring women CEOs and executives. Armed with corporate secrets and life coach credentials, Maria founded Elevating Your Business to help female financial professionals live better using her proprietary brand of consultative-coaching. Contact Maria today and take the first step toward freedom, full-fillment, and a sparkling quality of life!
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2 August 2010

What’s this blog about? Who will benefit from reading it?

2022-08-07T17:47:04-04:00August 2nd, 2010|Website Development|1 Comment

In 2010 I participated in the "Ultimate Blogging Challange", a 30-day program you can learn more about at http://ultimateblogchallenge.com/   One of our tasks was to tell you about this blog and future posts...  So here it is!   Who Is This Blog For? This blog is primarily for busy financial advisors who own business enterprises that they're growing to be much bigger than themselves. They want their business to work like a well-oiled machine, giving them the freedom (read: time and money) to contribute to their families and to the lives of others. My ideal reader is passionate about what they do and wants a big(ger) business--an empire the size of her choosing. The goal of the

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29 July 2010

A Company With Integrity…

2022-08-07T17:47:04-04:00July 29th, 2010|Human Interest Articles|0 Comments

Ten years ago I purchased an expensive health appliance -- a JuiceLady juicer. Over time the white plastic parts became orange from the carrots. And even though I beat it up, the thing ran perfectly, until I cracked a plastic part. After watching the infomercials I purchased a juice extractor. it extracted juice but I didn't feel that it lived up to the hype of the commercial. It wasn't as easy to clean and stopped often while using it, making me clean it often. I returned it, thinking something was very wrong, and the new one did the same thing. I also couldn't figure out why my glasses, which were as tall as the one on

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24 July 2010

Tell us about your company / in less than 35 words

2022-08-07T17:47:05-04:00July 24th, 2010|Networking|0 Comments

Networking strategically is important all the time and a very good use of our expense money. I learned that on Wall Street when I had an expense account . Every now and then my boss would notice a name on my AMEX card that he didn't recognize. I had to explain the "who what where" of our meeting, then it as approved. Networking strategically in these economic times is imperative. It "puts the boss back into our businesses" when we wear our boss hat and watch who we're spending time with or where we're spending our training or networking dollars. And it's so important to capture the attention (or repel people) at meetings or even through

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