We are Women at Work
Women at Work is a resource center for working women and a platform for frank, meaningful, and thought-provoking guidance about topics that can make or break our careers. While there’s no shortage of advice out there, many of the factors that are critical to our success—men and gender dynamics, appearance and personal brand, pregnancy and parenting—are often avoided and sometimes considered taboo.
We created Women at Work to take on these topics head-on and provide concrete, actionable information. Our goal is to support women of all ages and in all phases of their careers with candid advice and an open exchange that can be hard to find. So if you’re looking for an honest, direct conversation about the issues that matter to your day-to-day work and broader journey, you’ve come to the right place.
Christina Van Houten
Writer & Founder
Christina started Women at Work to celebrate her 50th birthday and the amazing opportunities and experiences that work has given her. As she evolved in her career, she enjoyed creating networks of women looking for guidance and mentorship in their journeys. Through those interactions, she saw the need for a platform of practical, actionable resources and advice. Christina is based in Boston, but recently became a part-time resident of her hometown, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her long-time career has been diverse and random—spanning tech, fashion, and public interest. She’s now entering her “third chapter” and is excited about the fresh opportunities that presents to help others realize success and happiness.
Annie Sinsabaugh
Content Strategy Lead
Annie is a writer and radio producer based in Cambridge, MA. Originally from New York City, Annie made her way upstate to study Creative Writing and Literature at Bard College. For seven years, she worked as an advertising copywriter, writing everything from Tweets to international advertising campaigns for a few products you probably use every day as well as several that wouldn’t ring a bell. In 2016, she attended the Transom Story Workshop, a storytelling and audio production program. Since then, she’s worked in radio, podcasts, and on a project she holds near and dear to her heart, Women at Work.
Danielle Rose Fisher
Artist & Creative Genius
Danielle is a New York-based illustrator, designer, and overall creative professional. Working as a full-time digital designer & illustrator for the last 5+ years, she has had the opportunity to develop a well-rounded background consisting of book illustration, branding, and visual product/UX design. Her philosophy is to create engaging and accessible user experiences through design and create beautiful things through illustration.
Alexis Harding
Collaborator on Career Advice
A seasoned veteran in human resources management, Alexis has experience in both corporate and nonprofit organizations. After a seven-year stint in the Midwest, Alexis now lives in her hometown, Cambridge, MA. Her deep knowledge in all things HR combined with her commitment to empowering women make Alexis an invaluable resource for every Woman at Work.
Pramy Yadav, MD
Collaborator on Babies@Work
Pramy is an OB/GYN physician who's practiced in Boston over the last 14 years. Throughout her career, she's delivered countless babies and treated a myriad of women at various stages of their careers. Born, raised, and educated in Vermont, Pramy still considers herself to be a true Vermonter. When she's not hanging out in the maternity ward or serving as an advocate for women's health, she devotes herself to her family as well as travel, art, fashion, and philanthropy.
Nicole Goodwin
Collaborator on Women@Work(outs)
Nicole is a Boston-based personal trainer with an extensive background in botany, holistic health, and wellness as well as all major workout programs—from boxing to high intensity workouts to weight training and more. The Women at Work team got to benefit from Nicole's genius first-hand at our launch event outside Boston. When Nicole isn’t in the gym, she’s skiing, hiking, and climbing mountains.
September 2017
Our epic launch party
40 kick-ass Women@Work. 1 inspiring weekend. Check out our pics, playlists, and a few of our favorite things.
Media resources
Interested in featuring Women at Work in your magazine, blog, podcast, wherever? We’d love to chat with you! Please get in touch with Annie Sinsabaugh, Content Strategy Lead, at annie@womenatwork.com.
Press kits
The Press Kit
Learn everything you ever wanted to know about Women at Work.
The Two-Pager
Get a quick peek at who we are and where we're going.
Contact us
If you have questions about Women at Work or would like to get more involved, please don’t hesitate to be in touch. Email us directly at info@womenatwork.com or complete the form below. We look forward to hearing from you!