Posts tagged "women in leadership"

At just age 26, Samantha Sakr is one of Australia’s youngest managing directors, demonstrating the power of putting young women professionals into leadership roles.

The “awareness wave” around diversity and inclusion makes sense, but we’ve got to ride it to a place of normalcy. A place where we don’t just celebrate women once a year.

Sandberg penned Lean In in 2007, just three years after joining Facebook — now Meta — as chief operating officer. But this week, one of America's most powerful businesswomen called time at the social media giant.

How can we achieve equality of opportunity, reward and leadership for women? This four-part framework can help.

This International Women’s Day, embrace your own leadership power and from here on, make every decision count. 

Nicole Sheffield has become the first woman to be appointed as president of the Australian Retailers Association.

Research found that when an MBA class has more women, women are more likely to enter senior management, but it makes no difference for men in that class.

Progress on seeing women appointed to more corporate leadership positions we know is far too slow, but we don’t expect it to be virtually nonexistent.

The handling of the Brittany Higgins case is typical of the old-school management style that no longer serves anyone.

A new study shows companies must include women in leadership roles as they develop post-COVID-19 recovery plans, WGEA director Libby Lyons says.

Read a Q&A with Kemi Nekvapil, a leadership coach and public speaker, and creator of the coaching podcast, The Shift Series.

How do you avoid the burnout that comes from years of hard work and intense focus on getting ahead? These entrepreneurs have some answers.