Make the Most of Your Network
Now more than ever, networking is a complicated necessity. We have our social networks online, our relationships at work with our colleagues, and a professional…
3 Questions to Ask to Keep Your Career on the Right Path
When we were young, many of us were asked “What do you want to be when you grow up?” At age six, the answer was…
Laurie McDonald: General Manager of PANDORA® Jewelry
We would like to share with you a story of a woman who was able to advance her career through ongoing determination and a relentless…
Katherine Pinkard: The Challenges of Being an Entrepreneur
Katherine Pinkard, President of Pinkard Properties and Co-Founder of FIRE (Females in Real Estate), talks about her journey becoming an entrepreneur in the real estate…
Dr. Nisha Chandra-Strobos: Heart Disease Risks & Prevention
Dr. Nisha Chandra-Strobos is the Chief of Cardiology at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. She completed her cardiology fellowship at Hopkins and became a Professor…
Melissa Sparrow: Experience Changing Careers
Melissa Sparrow, MD, FAAP, is the first female Chief of Medical Staff at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC). Recently featured on the cover of…
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Stress on the Job: 4 Tips for Working Women
Emails that arrive day and night, a travel schedule that interferes with family life, the age-old struggle with work-life balance — data from the American…
Randi Pupkin: Art with a Heart
Randi Pupkin is the Founder of Art with a Heart, which brings visual arts classes to schools, group homes, shelters and many other communities. Initially…
Five Salary Negotiation Tips for Women
Salary negotiations can be intimidating—even downright nerve-wracking. Worse, men seem to do it more often than women, giving them an edge in the workforce. According…
Make the Most of Your Performance Review
Does your manager or company check in with you at regular intervals to measure your performance, set goals and provide constructive feedback? Companies that prioritize…
New Job? Don’t Leave Your 401(k) Behind
You’ve just accepted a job at another company and you’re probably focused on the opportunities and challenges ahead. Before you devote all your time and…
Entrepreneurs: Don’t Be Afraid of Failure
Many women struggle with perfectionism. In pursuit of being perfect—or doing perfect work—we refuse to accept anything less. But, when it comes to owning your…
Do You Match the Profile of a Successful Entrepreneur?
Entrepreneurs have unique challenges from day to day that require a unique set of skills to be successful. If you’ve ever considered owning your own…
Starting a Business: Ten Steps to Get You Started
Americans are feeling more entrepreneurial than they have in years. As our country recovers from The Great Recession of 2008, more and more Americans have…
How to Find a Mentor
For those just starting their careers, finding a trusted mentor to guide them through their first professional experience is essential. But what about those of…
Starting a Nonprofit – What You Need To Know
If you have been an active member of your community for a few years, chances are you see the services and places that could be…
Is Telecommuting Right For You?
Working from home is more popular than ever. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 24% of Americans report that they do some or all…
Dr. Fredrick Wigley and Randi Pupkin: Scleroderma
Autoimmune diseases, in general, affect women disproportionately. Scleroderma, a disfiguring autoimmune disorder that affects the skin, struck Randi Pupkin in 2013 and brought her world…
What to Do When Your Company is Acquired
For the first year ever, merger and acquisition activity around the world surpassed $5 trillion in 2015, breaking the previous record of $4.6 trillion set…
How to Alleviate Stress When Work is Keeping You Up at Night
Is 3 a.m. the only time your brain wants to mull over looming deadlines in the office? Do you feel more exhausted after a vacation…
