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Jessica L. Kruse began her legal career because her husband-to-be owned several Subway franchises.

Caroline Saunders likes to say she does a little bit of everything. It’s a common refrain for those who work as an in-house general counsel, and Saunders wouldn’t have it any other way.

The neighborhood where Arimeta DuPree lives, the one she returned to after she became a lawyer, isn’t Kansas City’s best.

After a few years as an editor at a book-packaging firm in California, Stacie Strong moved on to law school at Duke University, and she knew exactly what she wanted to do — international litigation at a large firm.

Forget the ivory tower. In Professor Hillary Sale’s world, questions are practical, applicable and ultimately affect the bottom line.

Not everyone is comfortable with chaos, but Prudence Willett Kramer has to be. It’s her job.

When Allison Bergman looks out over downtown Kansas City from her office, she sees a city she’s helping to restore one building at a time.

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Garnett Matthews-Campbell has had jobs in software training, real estate and the court education system. Now she’s a University of Missouri law student who plans to graduate in May.

Phyllis Norman-Komoroski’s career ended up a long way from where she once envisioned it, and that suits her just fine.

Even after almost 40 years of helping the homeless, Francie Broderick cries when she talks about people with mental health issues and nowhere to turn.

Cheryl Kelly is a force, and she’s at her best when she’s in motion.