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  Global Sabbaticals Give Professionals New Lease on Careers

  Now, more than ever, appreciation for the world’s diversity and the ability to be effective in diverse environments and to learn from various cultural perspectives is what defines a good manager.

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  Personal Perspective: Joyce Roché Reflects on Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Making a Mark as a Board Member

  This spring, Joyce’s book, The Empress Has No Clothes: Conquering Self-Doubt to Embrace Success, comes out. The title says it all.

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  What Lean In Means for Women of Color

  Sheryl Sandberg’s self-described feminist manifesto is provoking thought, challenging paradigms and causing women everywhere to ask, “What does this mean for me?”

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  Alice Kwan – Deloitte Consulting: From Kung Fu Fighter to Management Consultant

  “This is a little embarrassing, but as a young child, I wanted to be a ninja or a kung fu fighter,” says Alice Kwan, Principal at Deloitte Consulting and U.S leader for the firm’s client talent services.

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  To Close the Gender Gap, What Needs to Change — Women or the System?

  Growing up in a suburb of Boston in the 1960s, Ilene Gordon had to ask for special permission from her junior high school principal to get out of home economics and take shop, where she was the only girl in the class.

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  The Secret to Confidence: Upgrading Your Success Story Webinar

  The key to believing in yourself is upgrading the way you talk about yourself – both to others and (perhaps even more importantly) to yourself.

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