These short films (10 minutes or less) look at inspiring women leaders running startups and nonprofits that aim to make a difference.
Leadership
You don't have to be born with leadership skills. You can learn them. Whether you're an introvert or extrovert, you can learn everything you need to know about decision making, public speaking and managing people with finesse.
Women CFOs Are On the Rise, Research Shows
This year and last have seen a record number of women hired for chief financial officer roles. But there’s still plenty of room for improvement.
Study: More Women in C-Suites Means Happier Women in the Workforce
New research indicates that there are positive ripple effects to hiring and promoting more women to top positions in companies.
How to Set a Pet Policy for Your Business
Want to let employees returning to the office bring their pandemic pets with them? Here are some tips.
It’s Not Too Late to Find a Summer Intern. Here’s What to Know
Summer interns can help fill slots while employees take vacations, plus they bring perspectives (and new skills) your staff might not have.
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What Do I Need for Starting a Business in 2022? Here’s 6 Things
If you’re thinking about selling goods or services, here are a few basic filings and legal requirements.
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4 Leadership Qualities Business Owners Should Strive For in 2022
Having a growth mindset and committing to execution are qualities of a great leader.
After Hustling Her Way to the Top, Former PepsiCo CEO Calls for More Workplace Flexibility
Even though she left the Fortune 500 company, Indra Nooyi is still making her voice heard in a new memoir.
What Paperwork Do I Need to Start a Business?
There’s a lot of it, starting with business licenses and permits, according to Deborah Sweeney of MyCorporation.
9 Times Women Entrepreneurs Got Seemingly Good, Actually Bad Advice
Some guidance sounds great on paper. But if your gut is telling you otherwise, maybe listen to that instead.
Why Written Agreements Matter in Business Partnerships
Long story short, women entrepreneurs need to be prepared for everything.
Rethinking the 40-Hour Work Week
Pandemic living has forced a societal reckoning with how we structure our time spent on-the-clock – and many are finding that less is more.
It’s Already Hurricane Season. Here’s How to Prepare
We’ve already dealt with Tropical Storm Claudette. That’s a reminder that extreme weather can affect your small business, no matter where you’re based.
3 Tough Moments That Changed Me as an Entrepreneur
When you’re going through a challenge, remember: There’s an “other side.”
3 Techniques to Help Ease That Anxiety About Returning to the Office
Take a deep breath and read through this quick guide on banishing return-to-work stress.