By Cision
Girl Scouts of the United States (GSUSA) today announced Sofia Chang as its Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Ms.Chang, who is a mother of a Girl Scout, Lifetime Member and a member of the Juliette Gordon Low (JGL) Society, will assume the role on January 27. Continue reading Girl Scouts of the USA Names Former Warner Media Executive Sofia Chang as CEO
By Mark Quadros
Research shows that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected 76.2 percent of U.S. businesses. COVID-19 impacted most of these businesses negatively, disrupting everything from Continue reading 5 Business Strategies You Need to Know Today
By Ashleigh Webber, Personnel Today
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) found that since the mid-1990s women of working age have gone from being 5 percentage points less likely, to 5 percentage points more likely to have a university degree than men. Continue reading Women’s education narrowing gender pay gap, but shift in childcare needed
By Deborah Sweeney
What Is a Patent?
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) defines a patent for an invention as Continue reading How to File for a Small Business Patent
By Laura Casillas, 9 News
Elizabeth Suarez worked in the corporate world for 15 years. After holding countless leadership positions throughout the U.S. and Central and South America, she not only has extensive insight into a male-dominated industry, but according to Suarez, it also made her realize that more women were needed at the executive table. Continue reading Latina speaker, author helps women become confident negotiators
By Nyla Khan, Entrepreneur
The need to break the glass ceiling has existed for the past couple of centuries, and women have been fighting long and hard for that big moment. Available statistics suggest that 36% of small businesses worldwide are owned by women. People ask me about what it’s like being a woman in business at my age, and I always have the same answer: Continue reading Be The Change: Lessons From A Woman In Business (For Other Women In Business)
By Felicity Evans, BBC
A woman launching an innovative new comb for afro hair wants to use her experience to get other young black women into engineering. Continue reading Afro hair comb inventor hopes to inspire young black women
By Rebeka Humbrecht, Silive
In 2014, South Shore mom Karyn Bello and her family began navigating uncharted territory when her daughter, Lily, came out as transgender. Continue reading Staten Island mom creates lingerie line for transgender women after daughter comes out
By Amy Cheng, Washington Post
Lego, the world’s largest toymaker, has pledged to eliminate gender stereotypes from its products — including labeling that marks toys as “for girls” or “for boys” — as part of a bid to match the wishes of its young customers. Continue reading Lego pledges to make toys more gender-neutral and eliminate stereotypes after global survey
Professional Woman’s Magazine recently spoke with Ashley Mehta, chairwoman, CEO and president of Nolij Consulting, a woman-owned, solutions-focused healthcare IT company that specializes in Continue reading We Asked, She Answered: Ashley Mehta, President & CEO, Nolij Consulting
