#MyContributionCounts Campaign, micro-loan selection criteria

For every 25 conscious-contributions™ shared at on the MyContributionCounts page, YouMeWe Group will invest $25 in an individual seeking a micro-loan for business or education through the Kiva.org program. Kiva provides micro-loans that change lives. By lending as little as $25, we can help people around the world create an opportunity for themselves and their […]

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Please don’t volunteer – your purpose depends on it

Part of the Please don’t Volunteer – 9 part series Why do you volunteer? Do you feel it is your responsibility to contribute? Are you hoping to get something in return, such as win more business, improve your brand equity, or learn a new skill? Well, I have a suggestion: stop volunteering, your brand and your purpose […]

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weWednesday: Please don’t volunteer – your purpose depends on it

Part of the Please don’t Volunteer – 9 part series weWednesday subscriber exclusive – short weekly video infusion of how to live your most meaningful life by consciously contributing to your community, country, and beyond. Subscribe on the right to weWednesdays to receive it in your inbox. In this week’s episode consider: Why shouldn’t I volunteer? When should I professionally contribute? […]

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Please don’t volunteer – Your brand depends on it

Build your personal brand by being a professional-contributor How and why you contribute will affect the perception of your personal brand–so make your professional contributions count. How you show up will dictate how people make decisions about whether they respect you, trust you, or will refer you. How you build your brand is a direct […]

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weWednesday: Please don’t volunteer – Your brand depends on it

Part of the Please don’t Volunteer – 9 part series weWednesday subscriber exclusive – short weekly video infusion of how to live your most meaningful life by consciously contributing to your community, country, and beyond. Subscribe on the right to weWednesdays to receive it in your inbox. In this week’s episode consider: Are my contributions enhancing my personal brand? Is […]

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Be someone else’s Valentine – spread the love

Happy Valentine’s Day! What an extraordinary day! A cultural and commercial celebration where socially we are put under pressure to demonstrate our love for that special someone. How about we make this Valentine’s different? Instead of focusing on one person, let’s spread the love, by making our contributions count. Now before I share how […]

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weWednesday: Be someone else’s Valentine – spread the love

weWednesday subscriber exclusive – short weekly video infusion of how to live your most meaningful life by consciously contributing to your community, country, and beyond. Subscribe on the right to weWednesdays to receive it in your inbox. Make your contribution Count: Log here http://youmewe.ca/my-contribution-counts-2/ In this week’s episode consider: What is a conscious contribution? Who should I consciously contribute […]

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Are you hosting an event for entrepreneurs or leaders?

Do you want to attract, engage, and retain more employees or customers? Do you want to connect with new collaborators? Do you want to increase your social impact? Do you want to live a more meaningful life? Are hosting an event for entrepreneurs or leaders?

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Entrepreneur: Why Finance Would Be Better Off With More Women Leaders

By: Timothy Sykes In today’s competitive business world, some of the most impressive and successful CEOs and entrepreneurs are women. However, looking at stats across the industry, it may not seem this way. Despite the growing number of women making their mark on the professional world, there still aren’t as many women CEOs and women … Continue reading Entrepreneur: Why Finance Would Be Better Off With More Women Leaders

weWednesday: Do you believe in your purpose? If not, B.E.L.I.E.V.E to your purpose

Part of the Explore your Why – 9 part series weWednesday subscriber exclusive – short weekly video infusion of how to live your most meaningful life by consciously contributing to your community, country, and beyond. Subscribe on the right to weWednesdays to receive it in your inbox. In this week’s episode consider: What skill have I used in the past that […]

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Lexus: The Misunderstood Millennial

By: Renee Fraser, PhD Renee Fraser (CEO, Fraser Communications) is a behavioral psychologist and current WPO member. Renee and her Fraser team are consultants for the Lexus Difference – an internal initiative for Lexus dealerships across the country, designed to elevate the guest experience for all customers, with a particular focus on female and millennial … Continue reading Lexus: The Misunderstood Millennial

Fortune: Top Tips from the Most Powerful Women in Business on Leading through Turmoil

By Beth Kowitt Being a CEO is hard enough, but try doing it when both your company and industry is in flux. Top CEOs in the trenches tackled the issue of leading a transformation at Fortune‘s Most Powerful Women Summit last week. The following are their top takeaways. Shira Goodman, CEO of Staples: Goodman says that her office … Continue reading Fortune: Top Tips from the Most Powerful Women in Business on Leading through Turmoil

WPO Guest Blog: Three Pieces of Advice for Women Entrepreneurs

By: Margery Kraus As the founder of APCO Worldwide, the largest women-owned firm in the communications and public affairs industry, I feel I have a tremendous responsibility to train and mentor the next generation of women leaders at all stages of their careers, not just in our profession but in business generally. We need to develop more … Continue reading WPO Guest Blog: Three Pieces of Advice for Women Entrepreneurs

Forbes: Why Women Entrepreneurs Over 50 Hold The Aces

By: Kerry Hannon This is not a how-to column for women over 50 who want to start their own businesses, but rather a “why not?” one. We hear a lot about sexism against businesswomen and a lack of venture capital for women-owned enterprises. And both of these are serious concerns. But based on my reporting … Continue reading Forbes: Why Women Entrepreneurs Over 50 Hold The Aces

Forbes: Why Entrepreneurship Is Better Together

By: Geri Stengel Finding another female-founded tech startup with ambitions to scale in Arizona is like looking for the mythical unicorn, said Vicki Mayo, cofounder of TouchPoint Solution, a wearable technology that reduces the stress response. So when she heard about Project Entrepreneur’sSummit in Los Angeles, where women entrepreneurs had the chance to connect with one … Continue reading Forbes: Why Entrepreneurship Is Better Together

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