Best Offer Yet: New Take The Lead Power Tools Online Course Launches With Live Chats

Of all the tasks and endeavors you may do online— shop, pay bills, watch your favorite shows or listen to the latest music—this one online course can change your professional and personal lives forever

Take The Lead EventsMichele WeldonAugust 3, 20189 Power Tools, education, events, Gloria Feldt, Michele Weldon, women leadersComment

Carry the Spirit of Seneca Falls: Gender Parity in 2018 and Beyond

Gloria Feldt’s Remarks at Take The Lead Fundraising Event. Linda Stein’s Gallery, 100 Reade Street, NYC, July 18, 2018

That’s What She Wrote: 25 Books By, For and About Women in Leadership This Summer

It gets tiresome every publishing cycle when lists of recommended business and leadership books feature only male authors or a very few female authors.

ParityMichele WeldonJuly 31, 2018books, list, Michele Weldon, women leaders, women writersComment

What Do You Do With One Wheel?

On an Amazon Prime day whim, I bought a box of LEGOs on sale and created an exercise using them for the “Your Power Journey” workshop I led last weekend at the Omega Institute.

Gloria FeldtJuly 30, 2018business, gender-equality, Leadership, self-improvement, Women

Getting Outdoors To Look Inward: Women Ramp Up Adventures For Leadership

First of all, her title is worthy of envy.

Mamma Mia! Women in Hollywood Showing The Money, Closing Gaps?

What do you get when you bring together an inter-generational group of independent working women to sing, dance, bond, thrive, make their own sexual and reproduction choices, run successful businesses and wear magnificent costumes spanning decades?

ParityMichele WeldonJuly 27, 2018equality, film, gender parity, Michele Weldon, women in film, women leadersComment

Blind Ambition: Fill The Tech Pipeline With Anonymous Talent For Women To Rise

“The Voice” has blind auditions for singers who aspire to be the next national singing sensation.

Write On: Increase Your Career Success With These 6 Business Writing Tips

Misspellings. Incorrect punctuation. Bad grammar. These crimes against writing exist not only in hurried personal tweets done in your spare time, but can be career-damning elements in your professional writing.

Tools and TipsMichele WeldonJuly 23, 2018business, Michele Weldon, tips, Tools, women in the workplaceComment

Art and the Zen of Leadership

Recent articles reporting David Solomon as Goldman Sachs’s next CEO invariably toss off that his hobby is being an electronic dance music DJ. They say this is “unexpected” or “unlikely” for a financial industry executive.

Gloria FeldtJuly 22, 2018feminism, gender-equality, Leadership, self-improvement, Women

63 Is Not 100: Black Women’s Equal Pay Day Aims To End Disparities

Sixty three cents on the dollar. That is what a black woman earns compared to a white man for the same work. White women earn 79 cents in the same comparison, and an Asian American woman makes 87 cents compared to the $1 a white man earns in the same position.