Last time, I talked about how to get started with an actionable plan at least 1 year before you launch your creative business. Now that you have taken some of those steps, you're ready to start vis...
This article was originally featured on career2.0blog.net, an inspirational blog about women in professional transitionNot everyone is as lucky as Joi Gordon. She discovered early in her caree...
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According to Noam Wasserman, a professor at Harvard Business School, business partnership can bring you triumphant glory or catastrophic disaster.
We all know the pain of someone sharing some advice that wasn’t asked for. Be it your parents, a colleague, a friend, or just a random person — anyone giving consul when you weren’t looking f...
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Every company's all about women: recruiting them, retaining them, promoting them, helping them start companies, win investments, sponsoring them and helping them to learn and gain confidence.
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I was so pleased to read the news the other day about Apple and Facebook providing for the future of women on their teams by helping defray the costs of freezing eggs.
By Christine CondonOriginally published on Christine Notes on October 3rd, 2014“Own your success.” These three small but powerful words shook me the other night.Do I do this? In this fast-paced, e...
Growing my own business became possible when I moved to America, but just because gender inequality looks a little different here doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
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Customer reviews on sites such as Yelp and Angie’s List have long posed major challenges to companies in industries like retail and hospitality. But now, customer review sites reach every industry.
by Sallie KrawcheckIn last week's news: The NFL bumbles through its reaction to charges of domestic abuse by its players. The Census Bureau announces that women are now paid 78 cents for every doll...
While founders can be inspirational to the growth of a venture or organization, if founder exceptionalism exists within an enterprise, it may hurt everyone in the long run.
We think we’ll learn adeptness with age, which is true. However, if we don’t start advocating for ourselves at an early age, it will be more difficult to become proficient at doing this later in life.
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