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Cheryl Berman. Article from AdWeek

One Year Strong

Barnes and Noble is proudly displaying a new (although not that new) magazine on their "high-traffic" racks this month. It's called Pink - and describes itself as representing "more than a color. It's a badge of honor celebrating a global mission of equity and opportunity - a movement acknowledging all that women are today and will be tomorrow."

This month's 1st Anniversary Issue features Lynne Seid, who recently resigned as President of Foote Cone & Belding New York (leaving behind a six-figure salary). The article discusses Seid's need to be "authentic at work" and what Pink deems the next big hurdle for women: being unapologetically female in the workplace.

In the article Seid reveals that one of her reasons for leaving FCB was she was "tired of having to act like a man." (Apparently the inspiration for the photo.)