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NORTHSHOREMAG.COM 10 OCTOBER 2022 Grant, owner of the Beauport Hotel, that she would be lost without her leadership team. She employs more than 400 people at her hotel and events venues, and she loves connecting with each and every one of them. Dr. Anna Petropoulos shares Grant's views. She loves her team and the clients she has worked with over the years. Todd Berberian of Todd Rogers Eyecare says he loves when people come to him and tell him how he has helped a child see. Bill Hanney defines his success in terms of people loving the shows he puts on at North Shore Music Theatre. We hope you enjoy this issue chock-full of personal stories about leaders among us. We hope you will join us at our Movers & Shakers event October 12 at the Firehouse Center for the Arts in Newburyport celebrating some of the best and brightest in our region. Visit our website for details. Enjoy these beautiful October days! Nancy E. Berry, Editor PHOTOGRAPHS, TOP TO BOTTOM BY BRIAN SAMUELS, BY DOUG LEVY, BY JOEL BENJAMIN, HAIR AND MAKEU PBY ALICIA DANE/ENNIS, INC. DONEECA THURSTON When we think of what we love about our chosen professions, I often hear "It's the people." Whether it's our colleagues or the customers, we are most satised when making those personal connections—either while leading a team to success or making customers happy. I know for me, it is the people I work with in the publishing industry and the readers who write to express how much they like the content of the magazine that have impacted me greatly. ey are the reasons why I love doing what I do. From my first editor, Barbara Tapp, at Atlanta Home and Lifestyles, to my associate editor at Cape Cod Life, Robert Ostergaard, to my mentor Patricia Poore, at Old-House Journal, I have worked with some incredibly talented, passionate, and kind people through the years. Today, I am most grateful for the team at Northshore magazine. Those words—talented, passionate, and kind—describe my colleagues to a T. I am grateful for the nearly 10 years I have gotten to work alongside creative director Ryan Jolley. I could not ask for a better person to create the editorial pages of Northshore magazine. And I love collaborating with him to share stories with our community about this special region we call home. In this issue, we celebrate 12 community leaders who share the same sentiments that I do—it's the people who make hard work and dedication worthwhile. We hear from Sheree WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU Send comments to the editor: nberry@nshoremag.com Top to bottom, Deidra Ruvido of Revolutionary Clinics, Pup Dawg of JAMN 94.5, Doneeca Thurston of the Lynn Museum, Alan Gibeley of Gibblees E D I T O R ' S N O T E WELCOME TO THE ISSUE IT'S THE PEOPLE OCT 2022