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Articles by Jane Randel
The Miles We Walk, The Progress We Make: My Annual NO MORE Pledge
By Jane Randel, Co-Founder and Board Chair, NO MORE At this point, it’s become routine. The first Sunday in March, I lace up my sneakers and get going to complete my 5k or maybe 10k walk (my distance running days are behind me) in honor of NO MORE Week. This year is no different. But it feels a little different.
Why Are So Many People Lonely, and What Can We Do to Help?
Loneliness. So many people are experiencing or have experienced it. It was at epidemic levels well before the pandemic, yet there is currently no voice loud enough, let alone any great urgency to bring this issue to the forefront. So instead, the stigma, shame and isolation remain, and as a result, millions of people's health is at risk.
WHEN POSITIVE IS NEGATIVE
Credit:Oakozhan By Christine Heenan and Jane Randel In 2020, we wrote a joint essay about how our differing dispositions — Christine is usually positive, Jane can be negative — made for different approaches to a new, virus-imposed world order: Jane was long on stocking up, preparing, taking precautions, imagining the worst; Christine came at the pandemic more, shall we say…improvisationally, assuming things would all work out.
DISPATCHES FROM A (PANDEMIC) ODD COUPLE
Everyone deals with uncertainty differently, and never has there been a more uncertain time in our collective lives. During a recent zoom meeting, Christine and I – long-time colleagues and more recent friends — realized pretty quickly that one of us was the type who were imagining and preparing for catastrophe long before one struck, and the other was the wait and see, go about your business, react only to worsening circumstances type.
SENIOR EXEC: How Fashion Giant Liz Claiborne Picked A New Name
Fifth & Pacific SVP Jane Randel wrote this post exclusively for Business Insider explaining how Liz Claiborne Inc. picked a new name and rebuilt the brand. Name changes aren’t new—from “Brad’s Drink” to Pepsi back in 1898 to today’s big ones (BackRub to Google, anyone?).
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