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HOW TO ATTRACT AND RETAIN TALENTED WOMEN

Attracting and retaining talented women is no longer a question of political correctness but a competitive advantage that often requires changing outdated cultures that worked when the professional domain was “a man’s world.” Creating...

Published Wed, Oct 10 2009 8:54 PM by Anne Perschel

Filed under: women, leadership, deloitte, gender, attract, retain, diversity, leaders, business

Gender and Leadership:Why it Matters and How it's Changing

Introduction This is Part 1 of a two part series. The first segment highlights why gender matters in leadership and how gender based obstacles to enjoying success in leadership and in life are changing. Part 2 addresses the three most important things...

Published Thu, Jul 07 2009 6:15 PM by Anne Perschel

Filed under: women leaders, gender bias, women barriers, barriers for women, women obstacles, career limiting, promotion, career advancement, leadership, woman executive, germane consulting, leadership coach women, leadership coaching women, professional women, women executives, professional woman, leadership coach woman, business women, business woman, men and women at work, gender issues work, Anne Perschel, gender stereotypes, women transformational leaders, gender leadership, women leadership, male female leaders, women leaders obstacles, men and women leaders, linda carli, transformational leadership, women and the labyrinth of leadership, women in leadership roles, gender stereotypes leadership

Celebrating Mother's Day - What Mothers of Presidents Taught Their Sons

For mother's day Wise Women Working celebrates two wise women who taught their not-yet-president sons important lessons on leadership. The first young man, Abraham Lincoln, grew up to become one of the country's greatest leaders, and many believe...

Published Tue, Apr 04 2009 3:47 PM by Anne Perschel

Filed under: abraham lincoln, leader's ego, nancy hanks lincoln, transformational leader, mother's day, barack obama, leadership, Barack Obama's mother, humble leader, Networkingancy Hanks Lincoln, leadership lessons