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Janel Wittmayer, 50, still recalls the advice she got about blending work and family while she was an MBA student at the University of Minnesota.
She had joined fellow Carlson School of Management students at an annual conference targeted to graduate women business students.
“I distinctly remember one of these women who was speaking,” Wittmayer says. “She was telling us that as you start to accelerate your career, and as you have kids, you have to constantly be thinking about what value your time has.” The speaker’s advice: Seek help and outsource whatever you can.
Today, Wittmayer is president of Colder Products Co., which employs about 840 people and makes quick connect couplings, fittings, and connectors. Last summer, the business moved into a new 132,000-square-foot headquarters in Roseville.
Family outing to Nerstrand Big Woods State Park
It hit me in March, as I swapped notes with senior editor Liz Fedor about her cover story on the working mom juggle: I hadn’t planned my kids’ summer.
I hear the gasps of fellow working mothers.
Ask almost any mom with school-age kids and she’ll tell you: Summer is actually more stressful than the school year. (All due respect, dads every study indicates, and my own experience supports, that women in dual-income households still do most of the planning, and the lion’s share of worrying). Summer means weeks and weeks of unstructured, unsupervised time to fill. Transportation to figure out. Rainy days to account for, because your meetings don’t get cancelled even when tennis lessons do. For some, concern about where their kids will get lunch; for others, guilt over too much screen time.