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Shannon Lewis was the winner of the Personal Branding prize at our mini-mentoring event in New York last October. She won a biz pic photo shoot and 3 personal career coaching sessions with Dorothy Dalton. Here is the first instalment of their diary. But find out what happens because Shannon wasn’t really looking for career coaching or personal branding …
Betsey Hartford recalls harrowing high school tales and being banned from the National Honor Society for….You won’t believe this tale from coming of age in the 60′s and 70s.
At the beginning of January the French town Cesson-Sévigné banned the use of ‘Mademoiselle’ in official documents. Do you care if you are indentified by your marital status in officialdom? Anna Foden tells us why she does…
To ring in the New Year, Gilly Weinstein throws out some common-sensical tips on paring down. She tell us that to do more …we might actually have to do less! Find out how…
Vesselina Petrova grew up in Bulgaria, peeping out from behind the iron curtain. When she moved to breathe the
” free” air of the West as a student, she tells us how she developed her career in her new home country as the double underdog, an immigrant and a woman. She maintains it’s all about mindset…
With the prospect of having to work until 70 or longer, a high-powered Gen Y corporate lawyer, shares why she has decided to take a career break prior to relocating…
As an immigrant from journalism to the corporate world Patricia Lubold hears the word networking referred to as a career must while others frown upon it. This clever ex-journalist shares thoughts from her prior profession about how to make networking clean fun and productive for all parties.
Eilidh Milnes suggests 3 action points for 2012! How making time for serendipitous conversation with strangers and having the confidence to communicate can make a difference…
Kriss Akabusi, motivational speaker, ex-international athlete and businessman, shares how his own life experiences have been formative in setting up his charitable initiative Woman2Woman in Nigeria. He calls upon professional women in affluent economies during this season of goodwill, to support 100 Nigerian women to become self sufficient as entrepreneurs.
Jesse Lyn Stoner shares how the power of vision helps many families transform from being oriented around problems to being focused on their vision for who they want to be as a family—all kinds of families, as families come in all shapes and sizes.