by Allie Trimble-Lozano | Jul 21, 2026 | For Women Executives
I have made the drive between El Paso and Phoenix more times than I can count. So many, in fact, that I could probably tell you where “The Thing” billboards start, where the decent bathrooms are, and exactly which stretch of Interstate 10 seems to exist solely to...
by Allie Trimble-Lozano | Jul 14, 2026 | For Women Executives
One of the biggest revelations I’ve had since leaving Corporate America wasn’t about toxic workplaces. It wasn’t about bullying. It wasn’t even about the gaslighting. It was realizing that I had completely misunderstood what my boss actually wanted from me. I can see...
by Allie Trimble-Lozano | Jul 7, 2026 | For Women Executives
I snapped a picture on a recent flight home from the Bahamas. To anyone else, it probably looked ridiculous. It was just a picture of my crossed legs in an airplane seat. Nothing special. Nothing remarkable. Certainly not something most people would stop and...
by Allie Trimble-Lozano | Jun 30, 2026 | For Women Executives
I got fired on a Tuesday. Not laid off. Not restructured. Not caught in some company-wide reduction in force. Fired. Even now, years later, that word still lands differently. For twenty-five years, I had built a career that most people would have considered...
by Allie Trimble-Lozano | Jun 23, 2026 | For Women Executives
The worst performance evaluation of my career arrived without warning. No meeting. No phone call. No coaching conversation. No discussion about concerns. No opportunity for feedback. Just an email sitting in my inbox waiting for me to open it. At that point, I...
by Allie Trimble-Lozano | Jun 17, 2026 | For Women Executives
I used to believe that if I worked hard enough, eventually the truth would win. Maybe that’s naïve. Maybe it’s the product of being raised to believe that integrity matters, that effort matters, and that results matter. Maybe it’s because healthcare is one of those...
