By Pamela Prince-Eason, President and CEO of WBENC
“Does this spark joy?” That is the question pre-eminent de-clutterer, author, Netflix star, and the latest cover feature of Professional Woman’s Magazine, Marie Kondo, recommends you ask while determining which possessions in your home to keep and what to give away. Continue reading 3 Ways to Spark Business
By Tammy Cohen, SHRM-CP: Founder & Chief Visionary Officer, InfoMart
I’ve heard many of my entrepreneurial peers say there’s no opportunity for innovation in their industry, and I want to shed some light on ways to identity those opportunities. Continue reading Pioneer, Settle, or Get Out of the Way
Tanya Acker, judge on CBS’s popular court show Hot Bench, and Indian American actress Emily Shah, starring in the Indian film, Jungle Cry, each bring a strong feminine perspective to their individual roles—both on screen and in their passion projects; Acker with the Boy Scouts of America and Shaw with UNICEF, both among others. Continue reading Acker & Shah: Making Their Mark on Screen
By Kim Churches
When I was starting out in the working world, I benefited from fabulous mentors who helped me grow. I played the role of an anthropologist, carefully observing the actions and qualities that made leaders successful. Continue reading How to Find Your Dream Mentor
Carrie Murray aims to lift and support women in the workplace through the Business Relationship Alliance (BRA for short).
Carrie, who is also an educator, former founder and principal of a twice-gifted school in Los Angeles, worked her way up from a job in social work to helping children excel all the way to the top. She is also a Navy brat who keeps her family roots—which is a building block for her success— close to her. Continue reading 5 Minutes with Carrie Murray, Founder of Business Relationship Alliance
By Richelle Delia, PhD
Financial wellness is a relatively new buzzword that focuses on a person’s knowledge of the personal financial topics and their ability to successfully navigate financial decisions. It pertains an individual’s ability to understand and choose financial products, services and mechanisms to best allow them to reach their goals taking the ebbs and flows of life into context. Continue reading 5 Facts About Financial Wellness Your Business Needs to Know
By Regina F. Lark, Ph.D., CPO, NGLCC certified
Where are my keys? I don’t have time! Why am I always late? Is that due now?! Does this sound like you?
In the land of perfect order (wherever that land may be), keys are always nearby, our to do lists are completed daily, and we are always ahead of our busy schedules. Now, if this sounds like you, then you have probably ‘Marie-Kondoed’ your home or office to great effect (and admiration). Continue reading The Chronic-ness of Disorganization
By Sara Salam
Madeline Delp knows no bounds. She applies her strengths, or her “superpowers” as she calls them, to focusing on what she can do—defying and transcending boundaries along the way Continue reading My Wheelchair is My Superpower
By Joanna Zhong, SVP, Asian Segment Strategy Leader, Wells Fargo
It’s been nearly one year since I joined Wells Fargo as the Asian Segment Strategy Lead and the one thing I am so grateful for is having great mentorship and guidance.
As a business professional of more than 14 years, I am fortunate to have a role where I work to develop new and creative ways to reach our diverse customer-base, particularly among our Asian consumers. Continue reading How I’m Inspiring the Next Generation of Asian Leaders
By Sara Salam
In November, Monique Owens became the first Black mayor of Michigan’s Eastpointe.
Prior to her election as mayor, Owens served as a councilwoman for two years. Owens is the first African American elected to either position. Continue reading Michigan’s Eastpointe Welcomes its First Black Mayor
