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Read MoreTopicsDo You Wanna Build a… Better To-Do List?
One of the tools that Precillia has adopted, both in her job as well as in her roles as a wife and mother to two young girls, is the “Four Ds” – Delete, Defer, Delegate, and Do.
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Read MoreTopicsExpanding Economic Opportunities for Women: What Works?
One thing we have learned from working with developing nations over many years is that efforts to increase the economic participation of women yield tremendous positive impacts in subsequent generations. The challenge, then, is figuring out how to go about expanding opportunities for women. What are the most effective avenues to pursue?
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Read MoreTopicsMirroring Trend, Texas Women Face Tough Road to Top Business Roles – Dallas News
WASHINGTON — A woman is mayor of Texas’ largest city, and two others are deans of two of its top law schools. Women have led the University of North Texas, been mayors of Dallas and Fort Worth, served in the U.S. Senate and been governor. But the 52 Fortune 500 companies with headquarters in Texas? […]
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Read MoreTopicsFunny Business: 3 Improv Techniques That Help You Succeed at Work
Precillia participated in a team building session with her manager and peers at an improv theater in Boston. As a big fan of comedy, she expected the experience to be fun. What she didn’t expect was to come out of the day with improv techniques to improve her capabilities as a team member and a manager.
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What Women Leaders Want
In fields traditionally led by men like technology and manufacturing, doors are opening for women. And while it’s a nice notion that simply leaning in could get us on the other side, it requires more than that. It requires walking through. Forcefully. Graciously. And immediately.
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Read MoreTopicsFocus On Who You Are, And Do It Well
Debra Coleman briefly tried working in a school… and in a corporate law office… and in a law firm that collected delinquent taxes. “I had no idea what I wanted to do!” she recalls. Graduating from Williams College with a liberal arts degree, she landed a job as a financial analyst, and thus began a […]
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