Pamela is 32 years old, and she is from San Francisco, CA.

Pamela is an accomplished business executive who has founded two successful companies from the ground up. She has an undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.

She was an investment banker on Wall Street, underwriting IPOs and doing M&A advisory work for two top-tier investment banks. She founded Blazent, Inc. from her loft in San Francisco.

Pamela left Blazent to form Crimson Holdings, a private investment firm focused on real estate investments and equity hedge strategies. The Crimson family of funds is quickly becoming a leader in the management of alternative investments.

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

September 9, 2006

Pamela has her own way of seeing and doing things. She got reprimanded by Trump and she's going to have to take what he said to heart. She was lucky it wasn't her in the eventual *hot* seat at the end.

September 16, 2006

Pamela is an analytical person. Her mind is always going on the inside, and she's neglecting to read the body language in all the people around her. She needs to back track a little when people's eyes are starting to roll. In fact, I really think she could learn a lot from the last few paragraphs of "Living Hell -- Are You Living It Or Giving It?"

September 23, 2006

Pamela is coming right along. I think she did better this week than last week. She really looks like she enjoys the parties for the winners.

September 30, 2006

I don't see Pamela working easily with the other women. The smartest move she made was to get out of there. Now, according to the preview for next week, she's right back where she started.

In my opinion, the guys just kind of left her alone. No way the women are going to.

October 7, 2006

Fired!
(Another surprise as far as I'm concerned!)

Pamela was fired! I thought she did an excellent job, compared to the other female Project Managers! What was Trump thinking? She accomplished more in her short reign than any of the others did, especially as far as guiding the others to working together -- she kept them focused.

Yes, yes. She did goof the pricing, but she certainly should get an E for effort -- I mean, they only missed by $10.43! And I really feel she only took over the pricing because Stacy R. wasn't doing her job.

I thought both teams did really well over all. The men must have had short comings, also, but we don't know because they don't talk about them as the women do.

December 9, 2006

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