Given the qualities that distinguish women leaders, it’s not surprising that a bipartisan group of female Senators emerged as key leaders in the negotiations that broke the Congressional deadlock over reopening the government and raising the debt ceiling.
Read MoreFeminism gave women of my generation an infinity of choices and opportunities to lead. We could cheer for the boys and play alongside them; look effortlessly elegant while chairing a board meeting, performing surgery, or saving the world.
Read MoreGeneration Y just can’t win.
Read MoreMad Men fans recently learned that season 7 of the show won’t start until spring 2014—here’s a feminist compilation of Peggy scenes from past seasons to hold you over—nevertheless, I’ve been thinking about what I’ve learned over the years from Don Draper.
Read MoreI recently had my Broadway debut and got to tell the world about Take The Lead. No, seriously, check out this video of Feminomics interviewing me and Susan Arnot Heaney at the Women Leadership Summit just after we had both spoken on a panel smack in the middle of Times Square.
Read MoreThere are some ideas whose time simply have come. Leadership parity, pay equity, access to affordable healthcare, things like this. Then there are those ideas in our own life that we’d like to move past the idea stage and make happen.
Read MoreLast week I was privileged enough to be invited to the launch event for Faces of Business, the Women’s Initiative of the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce.
Read More“You can’t be neutral on a moving train.” –Howard Zinn
(You also don’t need to pick sides).
Read MoreWhen I was 15, I had my first lesson in the power of working together to make systemic change.
Read MoreI 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.
Read More“Women are the largest untapped resource in the world.” -Hillary Clinton
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