The economic power of women is huge. Women control the majority of personal wealth in the United States, own businesses that contribute $3 trillion, and that's only the beginning.
Congratulations! You just received your first big promotion. Woo hoo!! Chances are you’re about to make one of these rookie mistakes.
By Sallie Krawcheck Have you ever been embarrassed – truly embarrassed – at work? I remember being a young research analyst, only several months into the job, talking into the microphone at ...
By Allison Matejczyk More than ever, consumers are relying on their trusted connections, friends and thought leaders in their social networks to decide which products and services to use. This...
By: Allison Matejczyk Protecting data is critical for any company. Pamela Gupta, President of OutSecure Inc., led a recent Jam Session on cybersecurity, and provided information on what to pro...
By Sallie Krawcheck If you employ and manage people in a high-performance culture, there is one near-certainty. Some of them will quit or be fired. And there’s another near-certainty. It can...
You’ve made it in your career, but how do you take what’s missing-maybe a passion you’ve been harboring- and make it a reality? Or even how do you identify that passion? During a recent Jam Sess...
Networking is such a hot topic now and networking skills are in high demand, but how do you really do it? Do you get tongue-tied at conferences? Does the idea of "networking" feel phony to you?
Did you know people rate the fear of public speaking above the fear of death? Whether you are giving a presentation or participating in a meeting, you need to be clear, concise and compelling.
Personal branding is the practice of people marketing themselves and their careers as brands.
The corporate and entrepreneurial battlefield can be brutal. Across industries, many organizations, whether corporate, political, federal and non-profit, are finding themselves in the midst of change.
Does being original and authentic help or hurt you in business? According to serial entrepreneur Magatte Wade, women frequently try to succeed in business by looking to others and following norms.
