Elizabeth is 31 years old, and comes from Marina Del Rey, CA.

Elizabeth owns and runs Pulse40, a consulting firm where she pioneered a unique interviewing process. Much of her work is on TV today.

Elizabeth graduated with a 4.0 from The University of Michigan Business School where she was recognized as an Angell Scholar, received the Branstorm Prize, and was ranked in the top 1% of the nation for academic excellence and leadership. Elizabeth started out working for Procter & Gamble Brand Management, and soon became a very successful Brand Manager.

Elizabeth is a published poet, state champion basketball player, avid Salsa dancer, motivational speaker, and an award-winning short film director. She is quite accomplished!

These are only my opinions. Form your own and let me know what you think.

September 9, 2006

Elizabeth didn't stand out this week, as far as I could see.

September 16, 2006

Again, Elizabeth didn't stand out this week, as far as I could see.

September 23, 2006

Elizabeth was the Project Manager this week, but if Trump hadn't had so much on his hands in the boardroom, with Stacy J. and Maria, I think Elizabeth would have gotten fired. I predict she will go shortly after Maria.

September 30, 2006

Hm. Elizabeth and Maria are still around. Will any of the women even be in the top 8?

I don't see how Elizabeth can stay in the game. She was definitely too emotional this week.

October 7, 2006

Elizabeth looked bewildered a time or two. She evidently performed well, as she didn't get taken to the Boardroom, but I still don't see, when the going gets rough, that she'll perform any better than she has. Wasn't it Elizabeth who got on the speaker and told everyone the results before Pamela got there? Can you imagine how it felt to be Maria? Elizabeth needs to get some sensitivity if she's going to be working with people in her group and not against them.

October 14, 2006

Elizabeth got on Ivana's nerves. It's a good thing Maria took her out of the loop. She evidently did a good job meeting with the buyers, though. It's good that the ladies won, or I think she would have found herself in the Boardroom again.

October 21, 2006

Elizabeth didn't stand out this week. Which, based on other episodes, is a good thing?

October 28, 2006

Fired!

Elizabeth was the project leader for her team. She had the same thing going for her that Raj did -- persistence in doing what she wanted, NOT what she didn't want -- but that didn't help. A project leader with focused persistence would have done the job. According to Kevin, she asked him to help her late into the night, and when they were done, she agreed with him and said she was going to do it. THEN, she changed her mind, waffled, or whatever. No one was happy with her.

She was totally unhappy with Raj going toward the military angle, and she knew that if she failed again, she was out. She had something to prove, but it caused the team to rebel. Elizabeth was on her own. She didn't give reasons why her team was wrong and she was right, so no one listened to her.

December 9, 2006

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