Just as Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and former eBay chief and current Hewlett-Packard Company CEO Meg Whitman have emerged as the most powerful women in technology, there is Carly Fiorina — a leader who, throughout an extraordinary career in business, successfully blazed new trails and defied the odds in the highly competitive Silicon Valley. Taking the helm of Hewlett-Packard in 1999, Fiorina became the first woman to run a Fortune 20 company, where she served as chairman and CEO until 2005.

During Fiorina’s widely reported tenure, she led the reinvention of the legendary company, steering it through the dot-com bust, the worst technology recession in 25 years and the controversial merger with Compaq Computer, now acknowledged to be the most successful merger in high-tech history. Sources say the merger laid the foundation for HP to become the first $100-billion info tech company, creating leadership positions for the company in every product line and every country.

Read more in the May 2013 Business Magazine.

Health-care professionals explain how the newly renovated Eastside Medical Center — part of the multispecialty group practice Medical Associates of Erie, the Clinical Practices of LECOM — is setting new standards in the delivery of medical care.

Read more in the March 2013 edition of the Business Magazine.

Leadership staff discuss what HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Erie, the region’s only subspecialty hospital for rehabilitative medicine, is doing to distinguish itself as a leader in individualized therapy and patient care.

Learn about the many ways that FMC Technologies Measurement Solutions in Erie is investing in its business unit and growing its work force through strategic partnerships to produce the most rugged and precise measurement equipment in the world.