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Routines + Rituals: Tracey Baker-Simmons, Executive Producer Of Baker Simmons Media

For more than two decades, Tracey Baker-Simmons has built a career rooted in authenticity and storytelling. The Emmy-nominated producer...

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How Women Of Color Are Redefining Executive Presence On Wall Street

Wall Street has long had a narrow view of what executive presence looks like: crisp suits, firm handshakes, and...

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Routines + Rituals: Winter Henderson, Principal Consultant, Brilliant Parlour Communications LLC

For Winter Henderson, living with purpose means embracing change, leading with faith, and caring for herself as intentionally as she cares for her work....

By: Gillian Smith · 1 year ago

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Women Who Transitioned From Corporate Life To Purpose‑Driven Work

Career success is traditionally defined as having a stable, professional job, ideally one that comes with a high salary, status, and accolades. For many...

By: Giovanna Acosta · 1 year ago

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What To Do When You’re Over-Mentored And Under-Sponsored

Most women don’t know the difference between mentorship and sponsorship. Mentors guide, while sponsors actively advocate on your behalf. This distinction matters, especially when...

By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 1 year ago

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How To Design Your Ideal In-Office Day For Hybrid Work Optimization

Going back to the office can be a shock after years of working from home. Even a hybrid schedule can feel jarring and hard...

By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 1 year ago

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4 Women On Breaking Into High-Paying, High-Barrier Industries

Everyday women are redefining what traditional exclusive, and predominantly white and male dominated fields look like. There are no restrictions on how far a...

By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago

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How Black Women Are Building Personal Brands That Don’t Compromise Their Values

Building a brand is no easy feat. Add building a brand as a Black woman in America, and imagine...

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Routines + Rituals: Gabrielle Gambrell, Chief Communications Officer For Hachette Book Group

For Gabrielle Gambrell, success begins each morning with gratitude. Before diving into the demands of leading communications for one...

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How Women Are Advocating For Mental Health PTO In The Workplace

A once-taboo subject is finally getting its due. Mental health can range from depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and so much more. While most jobs...

By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago

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How Women Manage Perimenopause Symptoms While Working Full-Time

You already juggle deadlines, emails and Zoom fatigue — and now your hormones have entered the group chat. Here’s how women deal with the...

By: Mia Barnes · 1 year ago

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What Women Should Know Before Advocating For A Four-Day Workweek

The idea of the four-day workweek is gaining momentum. In The American Psychological Association’s 2024 Work in America survey, 22% of respondents stated their...

By: Giovanna Acosta · 1 year ago

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How Women Entrepreneurs Are Managing The Mental Load Of Business And Caregiving

Being a business owner is demanding. Add caregiving into the mix, whether for children, aging parents, or both and the invisible weight of it...

By: Kehinde Grace Adepetun · 1 year ago

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7 Strategies For Women To Break Into The C-Suite

Even though women make up nearly half the workforce, they remain vastly underrepresented in C-suite leadership positions. According to a 2023 report, only 28%...

By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 1 year ago

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3 Good Reasons Teachers Should Embrace, Not Shun, AI In K-12 Education

In today’s ever-changing educational landscape, using AI in K-12 education is no longer an optional futuristic concept — it’s...

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How Women Are Launching Their Most Successful Startups After 40

At 40-plus, many women are embracing entrepreneurship in ways they never did in their 20s or 30s. With decades...

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How Janelle Farris Has Quietly, But Powerfully, Reshaped Brooklyn Communities

Janelle Farris is the first African American woman to lead Brooklyn Community Services, a 159-year old organization that provides services and resources such as...

By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago

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The Role Of Technology In Empowering Women Entrepreneurs

Women-owned businesses now represent 39.1% of all businesses (over 14 million) and employ 12.2 million workers, generating $2.7 trillion in revenue in the US,...

By: Taylor Bushey · 1 year ago

Woman working remotely on a laptop while sitting on a vintage couch in a cozy, stylish living room with exposed brick walls and modern art.

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The Impact Of Remote Work On Women’s Career Advancement

When the world shifted to remote work during the pandemic, it sparked a radical change in how we view productivity, flexibility, and work-life balance....

By: Luisana Rodríguez · 1 year ago

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Leigh Burgess Tells Us How To Live The BOLD Way

Leigh Burgess is a “USA Today” bestselling author (Be BOLD Today), a seven-figure entrepreneur, and co-founder of Bold Industries Group. Through her “BOLD Framework” (Believe-Own-Learn-Design),...

By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago