According to government-sponsored research, Australia's top companies have made little progress in getting women into the boardrooms.
The 2006 Australian Census of Women in Leadership, conducted by the Federal Government's Equal Opportunity for...
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In Utah, the Renaissance Society, American Express and the Women's Business Center hosted a high tea at Hotel Grand America today in honor and celebration of Renaissance Women and Visionary who made a difference.
Renaissance Awards was also given to..
The Women's Fund of the Fond du Lac Area Foundation is a permanent endowment that supports programs that help women and girls manage and enhance their lives. It was established in 2004. And presently the Foundation is accepting grant applications....
A forum on women and diversity in Wellington that was supposed to be held today has attracted so much interest that the venue has had to be changed twice to accommodate those registering.
Women from diverse ethnic group numbering 150 are all gathered.
Since the past one year, Amy Dorn Kopelan, executive director of COACHME, Inc., a nonprofit career-coaching program for women, conducted interviews with human resources and training directors at dozens of Fortune 500 companies to find out why women, as..
Lynn Pierce, founder of Women's Business Empowerment Summit says that a high priced business school is not the only and ultimate way in being a successful entrepreneur.
In school, they may only give theoretical basis but in order to taste the real...
Companies in the US outsource jobs to less-developed countries to take advantage of cheap labor but PepsiCo took all together the other 'business strategy' with its new CEO Indra K. Nooyi.
On October 1st after taking over the position she'll become...
The Women Business Owners, a Seattle-area professional organization, has named the five finalists in the 2006 Nellie Cashman Woman Business Owner of the Year Awards Competition. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Nellie Cashman award...
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Suzanne Swift, the then twenty one year old Army Specialist, was arrested for showing her reluctance in going back to fight in Iraq. She served in Iraq for a year but decided she won’t return and went AWOL. Not only did she feel the war lacked purpose, Swift said her superiors repeatedly sexually harassed her while serving in Iraq.
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