Other people simply have gut feelings. MetLife executive Lisa M. Weber has the guts to do something about them.
Posts by Bianca Bickford
A Day in the Life of a Great Networker
Arnof-Fenn, who founded Mavens & Moguls in 2001, understands the power of networking.
Joyce Mullen – Dell: Every Person You Meet Teaches You Something
Joyce Mullen, Vice President of Services/Sales Operations at Dell, had no idea she was going to pursue her MBA after graduating from Brown University with a degree in International Relations.
Gouri Shintri Sees The Big Picture and Shares It
Meet the 2009 Edie Hunt Inspiration Award Winner.
Rebecca Libby Cheers Loudly For Women Students
Meet the 2009 Edie Hunt Inspiration Award Winner.
The New Face of Flexibility
The new face of flexibility is gender-neutral, as employers recognize the many dynamics that affect the 21st century workplace. For women who are looking for companies at the leading edge of workplace flexibility, we share some advice.
Cathy L. Williams: Find the Right Partners for Success
Finding balance in your life and a good fit in your workplace are greater attributors to success than anything else, believes Cathy L. Williams, former CFO of Shell Canada and MBA ’77 Queen’s University.
At a Crossroads: Staying in the Workforce or Stepping Out
When situations come up in a career woman’s life—pregnancy, adoption, illness, illness of a loved one —it represents a crossroads. Should she stay in the workforce or should she step out for a time?
You’re Never Too Young to Network
Whether she knows it or not, Patricia Schwarz—a senior in high school—is an expert networker.
MBA Programs Strive For Better Fit with Female Candidates
When the traditional two-year, full-time MBA program just isn’t in the cards, take heart. There’s a growing contingent of alternatives for the career-minded woman.
