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Equitable Equity

When Winnetka native Lauren Hamlin received her MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business in 2014, she was one of only two women in a class of 800 graduates to go into private equity. For Hamlin, now a principal at Merit Capital Partners, the lopsided numbers had to be taken in stride

Bright Mind

While a student in grade school, North Shore’s Carolyn Collins read the book Nobody’s Fault? by Patricia Hermes, in which a young girl is treated by a child psychiatrist after the death of her brother. The rest, as they say, is history. “I knew then and there that I wanted to be a therapist,” says

Heart of Gold

Hinsdale’s Jill Giglio positively lights up a room when she enters. Her bright eyes match the lovely smile that rarely leaves her face. After an initial warm greeting, one immediately wants to become fast friends with this woman. As the conversation unfolds, this feeling only grows, as Jill reveals bits of her unexpected, utterly glorious

A Campaign To Help Hinsdale’s Tiniest Patients Thrive

A pregnancy begins one of the most wonderful chapters of any parent’s life. Unfortunately, too many families find their babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU,) struggling to survive. Navigating this new, chaotic world can be stressful and overwhelming for parents, especially if they aren’t provided the privacy and comfort they need. That’s why

Story of the Season

Basking in the Unknown

Travel expert Christina Paull was enjoying a much-needed trip to Paris this past spring with her husband, Tim, and sons Ryan and Jason when this lover of all things luxurious decided to make a little visit to the almighty Louis Vuitton store. “Louis Vuitton is my all-time favorite,” gushes Paull, “and I needed a new

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