Lorinda Roslund, a 37-year-old single mother of two in Madras, Oregon, has been preparing for an emergency. After a medical crisis took her out of work for a few months in 2013, she spent the next seven years building a strong savings cushion. She opened a massage and...
For over a decade, CouldYou? has driven innovation in the non-profit sector offering transformational programming providing menstrual health education and the CouldYou? menstrual cup in The United States, Ghana, Uganda, South Africa, Cape Verde, Mozambique, and...
Walmart can tell you how many of anything are in a given store or warehouse at any moment. Apps track your heartrate and your phone tracks your location at any moment. C-suite executives monitor everything in their organizations daily. Big Data dominates our economy....
Executives who care about diversity should examine the track in their companies to senior management. When Geraldine Ferraro ran for vice president in 1984, I was in high school. When Sarah Palin ran 24 years later, I was a partner at management consulting firm Oliver...
Women have born the brunt of the economic pain in this pandemic recession, hit hard by layoffs in the shutdown then by shrinking child care options and schools shifting to remote learning. The pandemic amplified existing inequity in women’s pay, a shortage of...
To many people it’s a giant leap forward for womankind. But to others, the historic election of the nation’s first female and woman of color to be vice president is a long-overdue step, and a reminder of how much more of the road still lies ahead. New York...
