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Meet Mithula Naik: Feminist Designer, Latent Entrepreneur

May 13, 2016 3 Comments

“Growing up I believed it was, in fact, harder to get a corporate job than start a business.”

Why Shecosystem is My System

March 11, 2016 1 Comment

“I never even considered looking for incubators or business supports in the mainstream areas because those ways of doing business never resonated for me.”

If women are coerced into believing that it’s unattractive to be a feminist, they are relinquishing their own power.
Think you’re not a feminist? Think again.

Slow Growth, or How to sleep at night when you’re building your business

March 1, 2016 3 Comments

Valerie Hussey says, “A Dragons’ Den mentality is not required to succeed, and don’t let anyone try to convince you that it is.” Hussey ought to know. She joined Kids Can Press in 1979 when sales were $17,000 and led it to sales just shy of $15 million, with year-over-year profits of 10%.

Meet Joan Prowse, Canadian documentary filmmaker, whose tenacious career story reads “against all odds.”

High-tech admits it has a problem with diversity. Rajkumari Neogy believes she has the “disruptive” solution.

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Meet Mithula Naik: Feminist Designer, Latent Entrepreneur

May 13, 2016 3 Comments

“Growing up I believed it was, in fact, harder to get a corporate job than start a business.”

Why Shecosystem is My System

March 11, 2016 1 Comment

“I never even considered looking for incubators or business supports in the mainstream areas because those ways of doing business never resonated for me.”

Why We're Feminists

March 8, 2016 4 Comments

If women are coerced into believing that it’s unattractive to be a feminist, they are relinquishing their own power.
Think you’re not a feminist? Think again.

Slow Growth, or How to sleep at night when you’re building your business

March 1, 2016 3 Comments

Valerie Hussey says, “A Dragons’ Den mentality is not required to succeed, and don’t let anyone try to convince you that it is.” Hussey ought to know. She joined Kids Can Press in 1979 when sales were $17,000 and led it to sales just shy of $15 million, with year-over-year profits of 10%.

The Wages of Tenacity

February 24, 2016 No Comments

Meet Joan Prowse, Canadian documentary filmmaker, whose tenacious career story reads “against all odds.”

Diversity Rules

February 9, 2016 No Comments

Our Voices

Category: Our Voices

Category: Our Voices

Why Shecosystem is My System

Why We're Feminists

If women are coerced into believing that it’s unattractive to be a feminist, they are relinquishing their own power.
Think you’re not a feminist? Think again.

Slow Growth, or How to sleep at night when you’re building your business

Valerie Hussey says, “A Dragons’ Den mentality is not required to succeed, and don’t let anyone try to convince you that it is.” Hussey ought to know. She joined Kids Can Press in 1979 when sales were $17,000 and led it to sales just shy of $15 million, with year-over-year profits of 10%.

The Wages of Tenacity

Meet Joan Prowse, Canadian documentary filmmaker, whose tenacious career story reads “against all odds.”

Diversity Rules

High-tech admits it has a problem with diversity. Rajkumari Neogy believes she has the “disruptive” solution.

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Notes from the Field

Why Shecosystem is My System

Why We're Feminists

If women are coerced into believing that it’s unattractive to be a feminist, they are relinquishing their own power.
Think you’re not a feminist? Think again.

Slow Growth, or How to sleep at night when you’re building your business

Valerie Hussey says, “A Dragons’ Den mentality is not required to succeed, and don’t let anyone try to convince you that it is.” Hussey ought to know. She joined Kids Can Press in 1979 when sales were $17,000 and led it to sales just shy of $15 million, with year-over-year profits of 10%.

The Wages of Tenacity

Meet Joan Prowse, Canadian documentary filmmaker, whose tenacious career story reads “against all odds.”

Diversity Rules

High-tech admits it has a problem with diversity. Rajkumari Neogy believes she has the “disruptive” solution.

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Our Voices

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Category: Our Voices

“Growing up I believed it was, in fact, harder to get a corporate job than start a business.”

If women are coerced into believing that it’s unattractive to be a feminist, they are relinquishing their own power. Think you’re not a feminist? Think again.

Valerie Hussey says, “A Dragons’ Den mentality is not required to succeed, and don’t let anyone try to convince you that it is.” Hussey ought to know. She joined Kids Can Press in 1979 when sales were $17,000 and led it to sales just shy of $15 million, with year-over-year profits of 10%.

Meet Joan Prowse, Canadian documentary filmmaker, whose tenacious career story reads “against all odds.”

High-tech admits it has a problem with diversity. Rajkumari Neogy believes she has the “disruptive” solution.

Search Liisbeth

Notes from the Field

“Growing up I believed it was, in fact, harder to get a corporate job than start a business.”

If women are coerced into believing that it’s unattractive to be a feminist, they are relinquishing their own power. Think you’re not a feminist? Think again.

Valerie Hussey says, “A Dragons’ Den mentality is not required to succeed, and don’t let anyone try to convince you that it is.” Hussey ought to know. She joined Kids Can Press in 1979 when sales were $17,000 and led it to sales just shy of $15 million, with year-over-year profits of 10%.

Meet Joan Prowse, Canadian documentary filmmaker, whose tenacious career story reads “against all odds.”

High-tech admits it has a problem with diversity. Rajkumari Neogy believes she has the “disruptive” solution.

CONTRIBUTORS

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If women are coerced into believing that it’s unattractive to be a feminist, they are relinquishing their own power.
Think you’re not a feminist? Think again.

If women are coerced into believing that it’s unattractive to be a feminist, they are relinquishing their own power.
Think you’re not a feminist? Think again.