Practice
Stand and Deliver: Mastering the Innovation Mindset with Jennifer Kenny
Bestselling author Jennifer Kenny insights on "Women Catalyzing Innovation" and "Innovate Better Together" provides practical strategies to enhance innovation capacity.
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Career
Why Your Thought Leadership Matters and How to Actually Make It Happen
Our thought leadership content often lands on the bottom of our priority list, but why? And what in the world can we do about it?
Futures
From Cryptocurrency to Dating in A Post-Pandemic World: This Year WSJ's Future of Everything Festival Discusses it All
Join The Wall Street Journal's Future Of Everything Festival from May 11-13, 2021 online. You’ll hear from the most revolutionary minds in business, technology, culture and more to explore the ideas forming what comes next, and get a first look at the seismic shifts happening in how we live, work and play.
Career
How I’ve Proved the Corporate World Wrong
The corporate world told me there was no place for female empowerment and thinking outside the box. Here’s how I’ve proved them wrong.
Culture
How Anne Fitzgibbon Developed Innovative Solutions to Social Challenges
Anne Fitzgibbon is the dynamic founder of the Harmony Program, a non-profit that provides community-based musical training to underserved children with limited access to instrumental music education across New York City.
Business
How AJ Williams Has Risen to the Top of the Boston Event Industry
Interview with AJ Williams, recently named one of Boston’s Most Impactful Black Women in 2021, AJ Williams, the Founder and Creative Director of AJ Events, has become an icon in her industry, specializing in luxury weddings, corporate events, nonprofit events, and fundraisers – and more recently, virtual events!
Career
Proven Secrets To Help You Stop Spinning Your Wheels & Get Real Momentum
You're exhausted. You've been at this project for hours on end, and nothing seems to be working. The copy is stuck. The title is a big fail. And for some reason, you can't think of one brilliant, funny, or even semi-not-cringe-worthy to say to your audience.