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Wendeen Eolis Enterprises and Wendeen H. Eolis have been the subject of feature stories, interviews, and citations as experts across mainstream media and specialty press throughout the company's history.

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EOLIS is Newsworthy!

From the inception of her career, and the very beginnings of the company, EOLIS has been a pioneer, an innovator, and a leader, on multiple fronts that has attracted various media interest in interviewing Wendeen Eolis.  Neither Ms. Eolis nor any representative of the company has ever solicited editorial coverage nor paid for public notice referencing Eolis in any editorial copy. On this page, examples of newspapers, magazines, and books in which Wendeen, the company, or both have been included are noted. Many of them are digitized and available at the "EOLIS in the News" section of the website.

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EOLIS Writings Also Attract Attention

Legal-marketplace analysis, negotiating strategy, expert-witness commentary, more than a decade of poker cover stories, and three books — across law, business, and the card room.

Wendeen Eolis writes across multiple platforms including print, magazine, digital media, and a Substack called "Toe to Toe with Wendeen Eolis." He writings include subjects that relate to her professional career, her public service, and one of her company's sub-specialties, which is the gaming space, and she takes special pleasure in writing about the connections between business and poker. Her writings typically focus on legal-marketplace analysis and negotiating strategy with published articles in the New York Law Journal and more than a decade of cover stories and investigations published in both gaming media and major poker publications. Her fascination with verbal people reading, in print and on-stage, is among her favorite topics. She is currently writing much about the art of hearing how people use words, and silence, to signal where they stand.