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Ginger Kent jumped off the fast track in 2002, but not for long and not at the stage when most women opt to spend time at home.
Kent took a "sabbatical" as she puts it to spend time with her daughter, Margaret, now a senior a high school.
"For her entire life, I never took any time off," she said. "If I didn't now, I'd never have any time with her."
Kent had been living the fast-paced corporate life for years, first as president of the U.S. Toy Group for Hasbro Corp., and then as CEO of Reflectcom., a beauty-care Web site majorityowned by Procter & Gamble Co. She had an apartment in San Francisco, where Reflect.com is headquartered, commuting on weekends to Cincinnati and the family's summer home in Rhode Island. Kent said her daughter and husband, Steve, who...