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Preview: Majora Carter
Eco-entrepreneur, pioneer of one of the nation’s first urban green-collar job training and placement programs and founder of Sustainable South Bronx, Majora Carter has forged new paths in urban sustainability. Dubbed “The Prophet of Local,” Carter serves on the boards … Read More
Post-Conference Update
Every year at the Women’s Leadership Conference we have the privilege of hearing from dynamic, inspirational women (and men) who are changing lives locally, nationally and abroad.
A Call for Wellness
By Katie Jones, Life Skills Program Director, Bay Path College It is nearly impossible to go through a day without being inundated with information about health and wellness. Try getting through a magazine, newspaper or TV show without an advertisement … Read More
Scenes from the Conference
The 2011 Women’s Leadership Conference was another great event for networking, inspiration and even getting a massage! Check out these pictures from this year’s conference, as well as what some of our attendees had to say about “The Power of … Read More
We’re Wild about Wes
Though some were skeptical that a man had a place at a Women’s Leadership Conference, Wes Moore proved to be a popular speaker. His book sold out from the book store and the line to meet him stretched across the … Read More
Preview: The Other Wes Moore
Wes Moore may owe his very existence to a few wise choices. An uncanny opportunity to sight down the Road Not Taken prompted the
Tagged keynote speaker, mentor, mentoring, public service, wes moore
Preview: Victoria Reggie Kennedy
Victoria Reggie Kennedy has made many choices in her life, but one of the biggest may have been her decision not to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by her late husband, Edward Kennedy, for nearly 50 years. Although … Read More
Tagged attorney, politics, Senate, VIctoria Reggie Kennedy
Preview: Angela Duckworth
Dr. Angela Duckworth is a student of grit. What causes it, what it means in the hard climb to success, how it serves the military cadet, the spelling bee champion, the long-time employee of a high-attrition company, the woman persisting
Tagged Angela Duckworth, leadership, optimism, true grit
Preview: Catherine Tweedie
If you have found personal meaning in what you do, Catherine Tweedie argues, you are well on your way to finding that coveted state of work-life balance. You have also discovered an important tool of Centered Leadership,
Preview: Dr. Holly Atkinson
The movie theme song “Nine to Five,” a lament about the stresses of the female work week, hit the charts in the ‘80s. With 6:00 to 11:30 now a more typical working woman’s schedule, the song’s complaint seems almost quaint. … Read More
