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The Ellevate Podcast
From being the first employee ever at The Muse, Adrian Granzella Larssen now runs a team of 600 freelance writers as their Editor at large and career expert.
The Ellevate Podcast
Cecilia Nelson is the Assistant Vice President of Diversity at L’Oreal. Whether personally or professionally, she makes an impact on people’s lives through forming deep, authentic connections.
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Former NFL player Wade Davis II is a feminist, and he’s not afraid to shout it from the rooftops.
If your company’s management team is always shifting priorities or if your direct manager keeps assigning different projects to you, here are three ways to stay responsive but keep your sanity intact
How to navigate the transition from superstar individual contributor to rock-star girl boss in 4 easy steps.
Equal Pay Day is not a great holiday…but super important to understand. Because even though the math seems blindingly simple, the issue is complicated. And worth examining early.
Gendered occupations account for 51% of the gender pay gap, so in order to close it we need to have conversations about professions dominated by women. We can't leave pink collar professionals behind.
This article provides an overview of existing laws that make pay discrimination unlawful and a call to action for women to take steps to start closing the gender pay gap.
Company Spotlight
Mizuho Americas who has shown that they are committed to the advancement of women in business by investing in their female employees.
Company Spotlight
IPC Systems partners with Ellevate to support women and close the gender gap.
Company Spotlight
Ellevate Network salutes global law firm Morgan Lewis for cultivating a culture of opportunity for women within the firm and also through client collaborations.
Equal Pay Day is a day to recognize the stark difference between the amount that men and women get paid. This year, the research done by Payscale shows that women make 76% the amount that men make.
