by Katherine Griffin When it’s time to kick back with a film, sometimes it’s great to see working women in action—figuring out how to succeed regardless of obstacles like clueless bosses, sexism, and other obstructions. Here are some of the best. 9 to 5 (1980) • Dolly...
The wealth gap for people of color, in particular women and milennials, is widening. Here’s why—and some ideas for narrowing it. By Carolyn M. Brown Chloe McKenzie is a millennial money warrior who has taken up the gauntlet to fight for wealth equity and to close the wealth...
Only a handful of females run large corporations. These extraordinary women are determined and poised to rectify that. “Every single one of our women in our C-Ahead program has thepotential to be a CEO.“ — Kimber Maderazzo, C200 chair The Fortune 500 consists of only 34 female CEOs....
Feeling burned out? Here’s why, along with seven tips to get your spark back. [caption id="attachment_8686" align="alignleft" width="225"] Ignition of a match, with smoke on dark background[/caption] By Tanisha A. Sykes Everything at work is clicking on all cylinders, and you’re saying yes! to new projects and leading teams....
If women in the workplace are warm and nurturing, they are considered too soft. But when they lead with a take-charge attitude, they may be labeled too aggressive. BY PAT OLSEN Tho Bella Dinh-Zarr, a former vice chair and acting chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, shares...
Katica Roy’s start-up, Pipeline Equity, uses AI software to close the gender-equity pay gap By Ellen Lee On Christmas Day 1956, in the aftermath of the Hungarian Revolution, President Dwight Eisenhower’s personal plane flew 21 Hungarian refugees to their new home in the United States. Katica Roy’s father...
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