It’s entirely possible that, a year from now, the first woman president will be in office.
Posted on March 26, 2016.
It’s entirely possible that, a year from now, the first woman president will be in office.
Posted in Editor's Desk, Women
Posted on July 7, 2015.
A month later (and a year ago today), she embarked upon a year-long shopping ban. Over the year, she got rid of 70% of her stuff, lived on just 51% of her income ($28,000 CAD, $22,000 USD), saved 31% (about $17,000 CAD, $13,500 USD) and traveled on the last 18%, with two trips to New […]
Posted on March 23, 2015.
You’ve probably seen the bumper stickers: “Well behaved women seldom make history.” Women’s History Month is an opportune time to explore that slogan. I’ll admit, the bumper sticker was off-putting for me when I first saw it. It seemed to be glorifying discord and turmoil. It seemed to be telling women that if they […]
Posted in Women
Posted on January 31, 2015.
The priorities and perseverance of Winnie Chan, as she leads her cosmetics brand, Maylan Skincare.
Posted in Asian Americans, Entrepreneurs, Leadership, Women
Posted on January 27, 2015.
How do assessments identify the “CEO leadership traits” in women and are the assessments more focused on how those traits are traditionally exhibited in men?
Posted in Companies, Executives, Women
Posted on January 20, 2015.
Even when taking mentoring and skills into account, men had received 72% of promotions compared with 65% of the women.
Posted in Demographics, Fannie Mae, Organizations, Talent Management, Women
Posted on January 13, 2015.
More than half of [Walmart] Canada’s full-time managers, in the home office and in the field, are women.
Posted in Latest News, Talent Management, Wal-Mart, Women
Posted on October 22, 2014.
I find it amazing that everyone is just now comfortably talking about how white females are the group that has benefited the most from civil rights. Not sure what the marketplace understands about the advancement of white females, but all I want to do is shed some light on the realities and position […]
Posted in Ask Pam, Career Development, Diversity & Inclusion, Women