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A vision, a goal, and some mustard: Women’s leadership @ ASU

A vision, a goal, and some mustard: Women’s leadership @ ASU

When I was 15, I had my first lesson in the power of working together to make systemic change.

Career choicesGloria FeldtSeptember 27, 2013Leadership, Power, WomenComment

Networking With Purpose… And Prowl?

Networking With Purpose… And Prowl?

I am obsessed with networking. Sorry I’m not sorry. As a young professional who is still trying to figure out what her career path will be, I find networking to be extremely helpful.

Networking with PurposeKaitlin RattiganSeptember 26, 2013career development, Networking, success Comments

Your Leadership Isn’t About You

Your Leadership Isn’t About You

“Women are the largest untapped resource in the world.” -Hillary Clinton

Leadership/OrganizationalLex SchroederSeptember 24, 2013Leadership, Power, Women and PowerComment

The Upsides and Downsides of Feminine Leadership

The Upsides and Downsides of Feminine Leadership

A recent survey of 64,000 people in thirteen nations showed that two thirds think “the world would be a better place if men thought more like women.”

Leadership/OrganizationalSusan Weiss GrossSeptember 23, 2013female leadership, Leadership, Power Comments

Miss America: Celebrating Diversity Through Cultural Competency

Miss America: Celebrating Diversity Through Cultural Competency

To be honest, I don’t even watch the Miss America pageant.

Changing the Power Par...Kaitlin RattiganSeptember 20, 2013beauty, Power, racismComment

Create New Power and Connections This Fall: An Events Roundup

Create New Power and Connections This Fall: An Events Roundup

As summer winds down, work, school, and all sorts of other interesting things ramp up!

Take The Lead EventsLex SchroederSeptember 17, 2013fall 2013 events, Women's Leadership, women's leadership new york cityComment

Mid Mid-Life Crisis

Mid Mid-Life Crisis

This post goes out to all the 20 something’s out there who are lost.

Career successKaitlin RattiganSeptember 13, 2013Career, life, midlifeComment

Gender bias: Complex Problem, Simple Solution

Gender bias: Complex Problem, Simple Solution

Gender bias in the workplace, media or anywhere else is a complex problem to understand, let alone “solve.”

ParityLex SchroederSeptember 10, 2013cynefin, gender bias, systemic change, systems thinking, Women's Leadership Comment

Lobby for Janet Yellen to be Head of Fed As Strike for Parity in Women’s Power

Lobby for Janet Yellen to be Head of Fed As Strike for Parity in Women’s Power

President Obama could take a major step toward advancing women’s equality by appointing Janet Yellen to be Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. But it appears that he may blow it.

ParitySusan Weiss GrossSeptember 9, 2013Finance/Money, Leadership, parityComment

My Legacy for My Soon-to-Be Eight Granddaughters

My Legacy for My Soon-to-Be Eight Granddaughters

I am a mother and a grandmother, both of which I am extremely proud of

Inspirational Role ModelsNancy D. O’ReillySeptember 6, 2013family, legacy, life lessons Comment

Diana Nyad’s Real Victory: Fewer Heroes, More Swimmers

Diana Nyad’s Real Victory: Fewer Heroes, More Swimmers

Who needs another hero when you have swimmers like Diana Nyad?

Inspirational Role ModelsLex SchroederSeptember 3, 2013Authentic Leadership, Diana Nyad, Women's Leadership Comment

Start Your Own Game: Labor Day Lessons for Women from Wall Street Trailblazer Mickie Siebert

Start Your Own Game: Labor Day Lessons for Women from Wall Street Trailblazer Mickie Siebert

A few days ago, I went to the best funeral I’ve ever attended.

Inspirational Role ModelsGloria FeldtSeptember 2, 2013intention, Labor Day, Wall Street Comment