The London 3Plus Mini-Mentoring event was a great success. Dorothy Dalton talks about the key take-away messages from the interaction between a panel of highly experienced mentors and a group of dynamic London women
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The power of colour. Careers and Gen Y
Elinor Rowlands is a synaesthete. For those who don’t know what means, she experiences and processes information and emotion through colour. She shares with us how colour has already shaped her friendships, decisions and career choices.
Expat – iating Business
Ali Meehan runs Costa Women, a social and business networking group for women living on mainland Spain, the Balearic and Canary Islands, or women planning on living in Spain as part of their life plans. She shares how the factors that guide many expats in taking the plunge to move overseas, can be applied to business…
CAREER CHANGER: From Stuck to Brioso…
Jone Bosworth shares the story of her sister-in-law’s career transition from 6 digit salary earner as an actuary to become a pre-school music teacher to eventually setting up her own business….
Stop apologising when you don’t need to!
Women can be overly sensitive and need to stop apologising when they don’t need to! Mistakes are normal especially in a new job! Dorothy gives some advice on the onboarding process to a new hire…
4 basic networking strategies for working Mums!
With 2 small kids at home how can you make time for professional networking when many events are held after office hours? Dorothy suggests 4 basic strategies…
Our Lack of Self-Confidence is the Elephant in The Room.
Luciana Cousin, Director at Foster Principles shares why she believes that by buying into our own limiting beliefs resulting in a lack of self confidence we habitually and unintentionally stand in our own way of success…
Shake or Stir! The 3Plus Mini-Mentoring Cocktail
What do you get when you mix one super bossy facilitator, a panel of 8 highly experienced mentors willing to share and support other women, 40 more open minded women looking for answers and some fun …….the 3Plus Mini Mentoring Event Brussels
Overcoming double under dog status requires the right mindset
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…
Taking a career break. A Gen Y view on the traditional career ladder
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…