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Slavish pursuit of Ivy League grads doesn't make good business sense when you look at the facts and consider drawbacks like perpetuating biases, paying too much, and overlooking promising candidates.
A tech founder and CEO talks about how empathy (listening, paying attention, noticing, caring) allowed her to start a business and grow it.
Are you in an enthusiasm/cheerfulness arms race? Dare to see what happens when you stick to plain old periods.
Founder June Manley isn't about to sit around and wait for VC to fix itself and start funding startups equitably. She's launched a nonprofit, Female Founders Faster Forward, and developed a new index that measures startup maturity, opportunity, and risk, while eliminating bias and prejudice in venture-funding processes.
While wandering New Zealand without a care in the world, founder and host of the Unstoppable Women podcast realized that she might be able to replicate this same level of focus and creativity once she returned to work.
We’ll never get enough women out of the bottom of the funnel if we don’t get more into the top. It may sound simple. But it’s not easy....
Lawyer Cynthia Curtin breaks it down, for those who are still confused about workplace sexual harassment.
There are easy things parents can do to keep the doors to STEM open to their daughters.
Nikki Barua tried living life by the rules. Then she insisted on being fully, unapologetically herself, in life and at work. It's going well.
Author Ellen Petry Leanse noticed something very different about they way men and women talk.... and thinks it should change.
Suzy Ryoo, Venture Partner at Atom Factory, talks about her experiences as a female VC, and gives several pieces of advice for women, men and leaders to move the needle.
Women 2.0 sits down with author, Julia Pimsleur to discuss the upcoming Million Dollar Women Summit.
Shaherose Charania, founder of Women 2.0 shares some updates on International Women's Day.
