Pivot Points And Male Allies: How Women Create Winning Career Plans

By: Key4Women Key4Women recently spoke with highly acclaimed leadership trainer and executive coach Julie Kratz on promoting gender equality in the workplace and helping women work through their “what’s next?” moments. After nearly two decades of managing teams and producing results in corporate America, she experienced her own career “pivot point.” She now concentrates on … Continue reading Pivot Points And Male Allies: How Women Create Winning Career Plans

6 Ways Women Entrepreneurs Can Leapfrog Past $1 Million In Revenue

By Geri Stengel, Forbes Contributor The number of $1 million, women-owned business grew by 42% between 2007 and 2018, according to the 2018 American Express State of Women-Owned Businesses*. That’s far faster than the growth of businesses in general — 12%. Still, only 1.6% of women entrepreneurs leap past the $1 million marker. “I see … Continue reading 6 Ways Women Entrepreneurs Can Leapfrog Past $1 Million In Revenue

weWednesday: Out with empathy, in with compassion – a skill that will enhance well-being

by Suzanne F. Stevens, Conscious-Contribution™ Cultivator, Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), YouMeWe.ca In this episode…Consider how to make your contribution count: When is it appropriate to show empathy, sympathy, or compassion? How is the best way to

Do You Know Who Has Access To Your Data? (And Should You Care?)

By Leia Shilobod, WPO Member Free copies of the book are available to WPO members for shipping charges only. We have seen from the front lines of this cyber war the cunning threat actors, as well as well-meaning employees and vendors who don’t have any malicious intent but make big mistakes. Most businesses grossly underestimate … Continue reading Do You Know Who Has Access To Your Data? (And Should You Care?)

Pot luck: the paint recyclers who put leftover litres to good use

Rare is the DIY dilettante with the foresight to know they are never going to use the rest of that paint they stashed in the shed after doing up the

Bristol development ‘will destroy cultural and community hub’

One of Britain’s biggest community and cultural hubs is facing partial demolition to make way for private apartments under a plan that places dozens of social enterprises, charities and arts

How Friendship Holds Women Back in Their Careers—and What They Can Do About It

By MALLUN YEN Almost 15 years ago, I became Cisco’s vice president of global intellectual property, a position held by only a handful of women at the time. Soon thereafter, I co-founded ChIPsNetwork.org to connect women in technology, law, and policy for the purpose of helping build bigger books of business. Over the years, we hosted … Continue reading How Friendship Holds Women Back in Their Careers—and What They Can Do About It

weWednesday: Thirteen ways to give this Thanksgiving – consciously

by Suzanne F. Stevens, Conscious-Contribution™ Cultivator, Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), YouMeWe.ca In this episode, consider how to make your contribution count What can you provide this Thanksgiving to stimulate gratitude? What are you most grateful for and

Thirteen ways to give this Thanksgiving – consciously

by Suzanne F. Stevens, Conscious-Contribution™ Cultivator, Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), originally posted on YouMeWe.ca As Thanksgiving approaches in Canada, I can’t help but reflect on what this time of year means. In a

Taking a Risk to Improve Your Business

By: Charissa Durst, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP President and Principal Architect Hardlines Design Company WPO Member “Whenever you see a successful business, someone once made a courageous decision.” — Peter Drucker If a woman owns that successful business, the odds are she demonstrated even more gumption to pursue her dream. According to a 2016 report … Continue reading Taking a Risk to Improve Your Business

5 Reasons You Need To Back Up Your Computer – And How To Do It

By Chubb.com These days, so much of our lives are on our computers – term papers, tax documents, family photos, favorite songs. That can leave a lot of information at risk, unless you take the time to back it up on another device or service. Don’t think you need to bother? Below are 5 scenarios that could … Continue reading 5 Reasons You Need To Back Up Your Computer – And How To Do It

weWednesday: How big is your backyard?

In this episode, consider how to make your contribution count: When you contribute, where do you focus first, why? Do you feel people should take care of their local community first, why? What issues capture your attention, and why? weWednesday subscriber exclusive – short weekly video infusion of how to live your most meaningful life by […]

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How big is your backyard?

How affected are you by incidents happening within our local community or abroad? In other words, how big is your backyard? Recently a friend posted on Facebook this image. There is a distinct tone of, ‘Why don’t we give […]

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Women Start Nearly 2,000 Businesses A Day

Betsey Guzior, Bizwomen engagement editor Monkey Business Images Women are starting … Continue reading Women Start Nearly 2,000 Businesses A Day

Dogs on the Streets: helping homeless pets and their owners

It was seven years ago that Michelle Clark noticed the man and his dog. She was naive about homelessness in those days. She used to wonder, driving through London’s Crouch

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