The Most Powerful Moms: STEM are leading the way in fields ranging from technology, engineering, math and science. These women include a major technology CEO, an engineering college dean and a woman pioneering the use of self healing tissue for the body and more.Written by Leah Bourne. Edited by Helen Jonsen. 

Most Powerful Moms: Entrepreneurs highlight the accomplishments of women across the country who are founding and leading groundbreaking companies in industries ranging from technology to entertainment.By Leah Bourne. Edited By Helen Jonsen

Meet Working Mother's Most Powerful Moms of 2010. From the unltimate social media maven, to a sports superstar, to the First Lady of the United States–these women are an inspiration to women and girls everywhere. Written by Leah Bourne. Edited by Helen Jonsen

Most Powerful Mom CEOs are leading some of America's largest companies with interests that range from banking and finance, through retail and consumer goods to international mining and chemical manufacturing.  They are at the top of their professions and among a very small group of women in the rarified air above the glass ceiling.  

Working mothers teach at all levels, run universities and lobby for education reform. At the very highest levels, they are rethinking and recreating public education and reshaping America's universities.  Meet the women workingmother.com calls the Most Powerful Moms in Education. 

We salute these top-ranking moms who have made careers in service to America–in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guard and reserves. The challenge is raising a family in wartime, with long and multiple deployments and sometimes military spouses doing the same. By naming the Most Powerful Moms in the Military, we remind America of the kinds of support and services families need to take on these extreme jobs. Every woman named as one of workingmother.com's Most Powerful Moms has at least one child 18 years of age or younger.