It’s time for a new conversation with and about women. A conversation that appreciates and supports the diversity of our views and perspectives as women, and that celebrates the unique ways in which we lead and make a difference in our communities.
Too often, conversations aimed at women are one-sided, simplistic, and characterize all women as having the same view on policy, success, and leadership. If we really want to encourage and empower…
There are countless examples of great leadership — some bold and dramatic, some subtle, but none the less impactful. As I sat talking with Sylvie Legere Ricketts, with whom I’ve developed a…
