Meet Bottom Line Publisher Margie Abrams

Publisher Marjory Abrams has been editing BOTTOM LINE/Personal since 1988, but as the daughter of founder Marty Edelston, Marjory has actually been working for Boardroom Inc. since the age of 9. While she has worked on the marketing and business sides of the company, Marjory's heart is with our readers, striving to ensure that each reader gets enough value out of every issue to pay for the entire year's subscription.

When not with her Edelston family, Marjory is with her loving husband, four magnificent daughters, her dog, guinea pig and four goldfish.

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Bottom Line Goes to College?
Martin Edelston, founder and chairman of Boardroom, Inc.—which publishes BOTTOM LINE/Personal—has long dreamed of bringing college students the same kind of concise, useful information that you find in this publication. Read More
Living in the Wake of An Apology?
Has this ever happened to you? (It happens to me more often than I'd like to admit.) You do or say something that hurts another person—insults him/her, embarrasses him, somehow makes his life harder. Read More
Talking Politics?
These days, my conversations with people who hold opposing views on the upcoming presidential election don't seem to go anywhere—except into anger or frustration. Read More
Stretch Your Gasoline?
I now pay nearly $5 for a gallon of gas?and the pain at the pump is only going to get worse, according to Sean Brodrick, a commodities analyst at Weiss Research, Inc. Read More
Everyone Needs a Good Cry?
I have a friend who has just been diagnosed with breast cancer and who recently went through a very difficult divorce. Despite all this, she hasn't been able to cry. Read More