Our Athena lives up to her historic predecessor.  She is wise and generous of spirit.  She has a long history of wanting to make the world a better place.  She is tireless in her efforts of finding ways to promote the arts and keep Elysium Gates the premier web hosting service that weaves caring and purpose on the net.  Athena as our goddess of culture assures the accuracy of Elysium Gates historical texts.  She also will defend our gates, along with the sphinxes to keep that which does not promote peace and graciousness out of our cyber world.  One of the most creative things Athena does on Mt Olympus is to weave lovely cloth.  The cloth is used for everything from summer party pavilions to creating amazing gowns for all the Elysium Gates events.

When not in her true form as Athena, she masquerades on earth as a published author and wife.  She brings to Elysium Gates years of professional experience in investor relations and financial management.  As Director of Investor Relations for FortuneCity and Bankgesellschaft Berlin she gained valuable insight into the workings of the financial community and investment decision making.  As project manager for venture capital companies and the German Privatization Agency, she was involved in financial controlling.  Currently she is working to raise funds for the establishment of a Literacy Project in Afghanistan and working for the State Department as a Consul in Norway.

She is also the Elysium Gates Coordinator of Foundation Projects and Foundation Board Vice President.  She is known on earth for her honesty, humor, kindness and sincerity.  She does have a few human quirks in this guise...but this writer has yet to have permission to publish any of them *wink*.

She has many web sites.  One you may really enjoy features the history of the Spartans and is a background site for the historic novels she writes that are fabulous!

You can visit it at elysiumgates.com/~helena

Another fabulous site is about ficition and non fiction published books, especially those dealing with World Warr II. Everything she writes is well worth reading. Visit the site here: helena-schrader.com

If you have any questions regarding history or charitable projects, please write Athena.