Remarkable Women Stories
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Jane Applegate has produced a variety of feature films and documentaries, including ones for NBC and Discovery. Applegate is an executive producer of a global TV series about remarkable women. Applegate is the co-founder of the Remarkable Women Project, a non-profit educational organization.

Jill Doyle serves on the Remarkable Women Project advisory board. Jill is the founder and a director of The National Performing Arts School which was established 30 years ago in Dublin. Jill has appeared in films including: The Country Girls by Edna O Brien, Da by Hugh Leonard and The Van by Roddy Doyle. Her theatrical roles include Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers and Sean O Casey’s Shadow of a Gunman, Sarcophagus, All The Way Back at the Abbey Theatre and many more TV roles.

Judy Guillermo Newton is on the Remarkable Women Project board of directors. For over 40 years, she worked as an organizational development consultant for private, non-profit and public organizations. Before joining the Montecito Bank & Trust as Senior Vice President, Judy worked with leaders in the academic, administrative, and student service divisions at the University of California, Santa Barbara. A licensed marriage and family therapist, Judy is currently working as an Executive/Organizational Coach and consultant helping organizations develop their strategic plans to meet their goals.

Angie Becerra is a Life and Family Coach. She provides skilled support to help cope with change. For the past 15 years, she has used mediation and coaching to bridge the gap between families in conflict as well as coaching individuals struggling to be understood in life situations. Her goal is to empower you to find a way to reach your goals.