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June 21, 2007

Press Coverage: Regan Hofmann Interview on Radio2Women

Serene Mastrianni, RPh is a pharmacist and a sales and marketing consultant in Great Barrington, MA. Serene is President and Founder of Negotiating You, a motivational company designed to increase the net worth of women in various work environments. She is co-host of the popular radio and cable television program "Talk of Our Town" broadcast weekly on WBCR-LP 97.7 FM and CTSB TV Great Barrington, and co-creator of Radio2Women - It's for YOU.

Listen to her interview of Regan Hofmann. 



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