Leadership

Women’s networking needs a rewrite, not a refresh

Why women must adopt new strategies to overcome bias

Jen Barnes’ Rough & Tumble becomes ground zero for women’s sports culture

Sports bar is going full throttle as women's sports surge

Chaitra Vedullapalli: 'The next frontier isn't just about participation'

Thought leader and author is a driving force behind OPULIS, an initiative celebrating women's influence at Microsoft

What witches can teach us about leading under pressure

Their stories offer powerful lessons on navigating power and transformation

Amy Gallo talks taming tension in the workplace

The author of 'Getting Along: Even With Difficult People' shares insights into motivating and dealing with disparate personalities

Chief calls out bias behind the ‘women aren’t ambitious’ trope

How women are redefining leadership

Nia Mostacero: Facing the fog with fierce determination

Idaho resident Nia Mostacero lives with CTE. She wants to share her journey to help others.

The far-reaching implications of Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s election

Jenny Lay-Flurrie: How AI is rewriting accessibility

AI can power independence in everyday life

Retired Naval officer reacts to Hegseth comments

Kelly Aeschbach says she doubts women will be barred from combat roles

These myths hold sustainable fashion back

Too many regard it as a niche market. It has the potential to be much more.

Maggie Chan Jones: Leadership isn't a solo pursuit

Maggie Chan Jones credits the culture at Microsoft for helping her develop her leadership skills

Liat Ben-Zur talks AI, hippos and leaders in the margins

How AI is changing business in profound and often unrecognized ways

Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado: 'There's enormous hope'

'The world will understand how urgent it is to finally succeed because of the implications'

The age of inclusion: Why every generation matters at work

Maureen Wiley Clough says her podcast, 'It Gets Early Late,' is intended to change the conversation around workplace age bias

How has Cathy Engelbert become so controversial?

The focus is on the commissioner's office, diminishing the WNBA finals

How sports leads to career success for women

Early sports participation is linked to higher chances of becoming a CEO

Meet Adelita Grijalva after historic election win

Harrell, Wilson to face off in first Seattle mayoral debate on women's issues

The event is presented by Formidable and Seattle CityClub, and sponsored by Seattle University

How technology can help those on the fringes of care

Dr. Jacqueline Nwando Olayiwola, president of Advocate National Center for Clinical and Community Impact, explains why healthcare for underserved populations must go beyond clinical diagnoses.

AI use at work is a catch-22 for women

Women face the so-called "competence penalty" when using employer-approved AI assistance at more severe rates than men.

Women don't 'leak' out of STEM careers, they're pushed

Burnout, imposter syndrome, and biases connected to intersecting identities are common culprits, as well as menopause.

Back-to-office 'Kenergy' won't last amid exodus of working women, expert predicts

Misty L. Heggeness, author of "SWIFTYNOMICS," carried out her own research into new U.S. jobs data to find trends among working women.

Women are exiting the workforce at an alarming rate

Women, especially working moms, are leaving as flexible work policies disappear.

How the unwritten rules for appearance hold women leaders back

When a receptionist in London was sent home for not wearing heels, it sparked a movement