For Andrew McMasters, improv isn’t about making yourself look foolish. It’s about making your partner onstage — or in the office — look good.
Organizations hire Christy Keating to train their educators, caregivers and parent communities on a variety of parenting topics, including child sexual abuse prevention, consent and...
Jeff Vetting's gift of a calm demeanor helps him and the rest of his elves, er, creative team pull off the "World’s Largest Christmas Light...
Martin Christoffel's day might go from dreaming up a huge rubber ducky made of miniature rubber duckies for a corporate client to developing video projection...
Rhoda Keladry, a psychotherapist who works with teens and their families, is developing a program for caregivers of queer youth.
A surprising part of the job? The calculated, flying leap marine pilots take from the pilot boat onto a rope ladder hanging off the side...
Creative arts therapist Jael Weinberg oversees the social, cognitive and emotional care of memory-care residents.
Besides being a professional photographer whose subjects have included the Obamas, Bill and Melinda Gates, Oprah and Elton John, Paul Dudley is also an auctioneer,...
Ben Wilson, “the man behind the curtain,” makes medical simulation more realistic by programming lifelike dummies to behave like real patients.
Slalom's Anne Marie Ou left chemical engineering, learned Python and joined the red-hot field of data science.
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