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Lisa Shea has a diverse work experience spanning several decades. Lisa started their career in 1979 as the Owner, Content Developer, and Published Author of Minerva Webworks LLC, where they offered free books to members of their VIP newsletter. In 1993, they worked as a Systems Analyst at Banyan, maintaining internal PowerBuilder/Oracle systems and developing new ones. Lisa then served as a Lead Programmer/Analyst at BlueCross BlueShield of MO from 1994 to 1995, where they led the programming effort to build a dynamic PowerBuilder front-end to a data warehouse. From 1995 to 1996, they worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Sybase, providing contract PC/3GL support to clients and servers. From 1995 to 1996, they were a Senior Programmer/Analyst at ASA International, providing custom PowerBuilder programming for various applications based on the SmartTIME time and attendance package. Lisa then joined Filemark as a Senior Engineer from 1996 to 1998, where they invented, designed, and developed various PowerBuilder applications. Lisa also worked at XBR as a Senior Software Developer from 1998 to 2000, designing and developing the PowerBuilder XBR AuditTrack system. In 1999, they returned to BellaOnline.com, where they worked as a Programmer, providing technical support until the company's bankruptcy in 2001. Finally, Lisa returned to BellaOnline.com in 2002 as the Owner & President, providing an encouraging, supportive publishing community for women. Additionally, Lisa has held leadership roles at the Blackstone Valley Art Association, serving as Corresponding Secretary from 2014 to 2016, and as Vice President starting from 2016. Throughout their career, Lisa has demonstrated their technical expertise and ability to develop high-quality, innovative solutions.
Lisa Shea attended Northeastern University from 2010 to 2013, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Leadership. Prior to that, they attended Worcester Polytechnic Institute from 1986 to 1987, although no specific degree was mentioned, they studied computer science during their time there.
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BellaOnline's Mission Statement reads: BellaOnline provides an encouraging, supportive publishing community for women. We provide free training, support and promotion so writers may reach their personal and business goals. Overall, BellaOnline aims to provide high-quality, helpful, trustworthy content, at no cost, in a low advertisement environment for our millions of visitors. BellaOnline is not a corporation, or an entity with large funding. In a world where most content sites are owned by TV and Media conglomerates, we are fiercely independent. We are a community of women who live all around the globe. We support each other, train each other, and together we strive to offer the highest quality content we can to our visitor audience. We do not do this for profit. As you've probably noticed, we run no pop-up ads, no pop-under ads, no interstitial ads. We donate many of our ads to charity organizations. We bring in solely enough money to pay our operational bills, so that our visitors can enjoy our site in as ad free environment as possible. Any extra ads that we have available go to charity organizations. Our editors are never paid for what they write. They write solely about things they personally enjoy and believe in. If an editor recommend products, it is because those products are ones she has used and enjoyed. In turn, our visitors trust us to offer honest, unbiased information and guidance on our topics. BellaOnline prides itself on being extremely ethical. We are the 2nd largest women's website on the internet, behind iVillage (owned by NBC). We do this all without paying for marketing, without having a big office or big budget. We run as leanly as we can so that we can benefit as many charities as possible.