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Read MoreTopicsTara L. Whitehead – EDS: Open Doors for Yourself
Texas-born Tara Whitehead was a college student at Southern Methodist University in Dallas when she heard advertising guru Steve Cosmopulos speak at an awards reception.
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Read MoreTopicsCathy Ward, Claudia Huntington and Darcy Kopcho – The Capital Group Companies: Building a Life Portfolio
Once upon a time, three young women graduated from California colleges ready to conquer the world.
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Read MoreTopicsKristen Smith Wenker – General Mills: Message Wizard
Sometimes fate, topped with a sprinkle of naive bravado, is the best recipe for landing the job of your dreams.
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Read MoreTopicsBranding Herself as a Leader
When Katie Herrmann (Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, Class of 2011) entered her MBA program, her class was 34% women.
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Transitioning from Military Service to the Private Sector
Kima McCoy (Samuel Curtis Johnson School of Management at Cornell, Class of 2011) served two tours of duty in Afghanistan and one in Iraq.
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Read MoreTopicsWhat is Corporate Social Responsibility?
While many Millennials are choosing careers in nonprofit organizations and public service to express their passion for such issues as education, poverty, and the environment, they are also flocking to corporate America.
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