Utah GOP Vice-Chair James C. Green’s letter, “Equal Pay for Women Has Consequences”, submitted to the Wasatch Wave, got our blood boiling. As one of our Salt Lake City members put it, “That letter is gross and definitely made me pull a Picard-level face palm.”
If any woman can die for this country alongside a man, for the same reason, why should you treat her with disrespect and shame? Why should you make her feel less than for wanting to serve our country? And why should you make her jump through two times the hoops to receive half the respect?
How One Woman Brought a Suit Against the Marines – and Won. Read More »
You are moving confidently through an interview when all of the sudden the hiring manager asks, “Please walk me through your salary history, starting at the first place of employment.” Crap. How do you navigate this question without losing the opportunity or your temper?
Undressing Your Compensation Read More »
Fear of imperfection stifles vitality and momentum. There are many projects that I wish I had seen through, but didn’t because they weren’t going to be good enough to display.
The Fear of Imperfection and How I Got Over It Read More »
This is a recap of our first town in San Francisco on March 1, 2017.
Recap: San Francisco Kick Off Town Hall Read More »
We sat down with Creative Director and Designer, Lucia Orlandi, to discuss what it’s like making the transition to New York as an immigrant and creative. Get to know a bit about Lucia before she shares her personal reinvention story at our town hall in New York City on Thursday, March 9, 2017.
How a Stolen Passport Changed One Woman’s Journey Read More »
This is a recap of our first town hall in Los Angeles on March 2, 2017.
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This is a recap of our first town hall in San Diego on March 7, 2017. The night featured mingling, connecting, and an opportunity for our six panelists to share what they’ve learned on their journeys navigating the professional community in San Diego. There was a common thread tied throughout that we must continue to lift each other up through active networking for self and for others — encouraging healthy discussions in the workplace, and being real about the amount of time we want to give versus the amount of time we have to give.
Recap: San Diego Kick Off Town Hall Read More »
Get to know our Washington, DC ambassadors and their city!
Ambassador profile: Cassandra Marketos Read More »
On the evening of March 28th, 2017 it was pouring rain and unseasonably cold, but that didn’t stop 70+ women from attending our first town hall in Boston! One by one, ladies marched in, poured themselves a glass of wine, and settled in for an evening of honest and raw conversation about money and their careers.
Recap: Boston Kick Off Town Hall Read More »
