WO provides women a platform to share their experiences, gaining exposure to a national audience that includes other ODs as well as those who are looking for new speakers or leaders to help them tell their story. It’s networking—via our website and digital magazine, our live events and our social media pages.
After nearly 15 years, WO printed its last physical magazine in 2020. WO‘s fully digital platform allows the WO team to share even more stories in a more timely fashion, reaching a greater number of ODs and optometry’s supporters than before.
Marjolijn Bijlefeld, Editor-in-chief
Marjolijn has been a reporter and editor for a number of years, much of that time in the eye care industry. Her goal is to tell compelling stories that inspire, encourage or entertain. MBijlefeld@jobson.com
Maggie Biunno Fernandez, Associate Editor
As a high myope, Maggie truly understands the impact a pair of eyeglasses can make. She enjoys sharing the stories of ODs across the country who are making a difference in the lives of their patients and their communities. MBiunno@jobson.com
Eu-Jin Pak, Associate Editor
Wearing glasses since she was seven, nothing is more comforting than having a frame rest on top of Eu-Jin’s nose. Her goal is to relay ODs’ journeys into stories that will resonate with readers. EPak@jobson.com
2021 Women In Optometry Advisory Board
Mamie Chan, OD, of Albuquerque, New Mexico
Camille Cohen, OD, of Brooklyn, New York
Lori Grover, OD, PhD, of the Center for Eye and Health Outcomes and American Optometric Association trustee
Nikki Iravani, OD, of Santa Clara, California
Alison Jensen, OD, of Seattle, Washington
Monica Johnsonbaugh, OD, of Grosse Pointe, Michigan
Viola Kanevsky, OD, of New York, New York
Hardeep Kataria, OD, FAAO, of Oxnard, California
Stacy Lyons, OD, of New England College of Optometry
Sidra Qadri, OD, of Los Angeles, California
Jessilin Quint, OD, MS, MBA, FAAO, of Augusta, Maine