So Madeleine Albright is one of my idols (and possibly yours) and I’m particularly fond of her forthrightness. Her motto “There’s a special place in hell for women that don’t support each other” is certainly advice worth spreading! This TED clip is classic – you’ll love the stories she shares – especially the one from […]
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Inspiration from Madeleine Albright – on telling it as it is, being provocative, building a critical mass of women and shaping our future
Posted on 24 June 2011.
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McDonalds CEO on how to achieve 50 per cent gender balance from entry level to the exec team
Posted on 17 June 2011.
This week I spent a morning with Catriona Noble, CEO of McDonalds Australia, gathering insights for my new “how to” book for leaders wishing to attract, develop and retain more women in their business. You might be surprised to hear that the “Golden Arches” employ a workforce of 85,000 individuals here; across 820 restaurants with annual […]
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Happy 2nd birthday to 1 million women!
Posted on 17 June 2011.
Congratulations go out to Natalie Isaacs and the team at 1 million women on yoursecond birthday! Since Nat started 1 million women just two short years ago, over 45,000 daughters, mothers, sisters and grandmothers have committed to protecting our climate, our communities and our future, leading change for the better. 1 Million Women is a perfect example […]
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McDonalds CEO on how to achieve 50 per cent gender balance from entry level to the exec team
Posted on 17 June 2011.
This week I spent a morning with Catriona Noble, CEO of McDonalds Australia, gathering insights for my new “how to” book for leaders wishing to attract, develop and retain more women in their business. You might be surprised to hear that the “Golden Arches” employ a workforce of 85,000 individuals here; across 820 restaurants with annual […]
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I don’t know how she does it… No seriously, I don’t!
Posted on 09 June 2011.
After my son was born my M.I.L. (who’s career like mine was in the finance industry) gave me a copy of this book with “must read!” instructions. After one-and-a-half chapters I was depressed! Now I guess you know it’s actually a best selling comedy, but it hit a few too many raw nerves for me […]
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Bobby Goldsmith Foundation appoints Denise Aldous as new CEO
Posted on 27 April 2011.
Congratulations go out to our good friend Denise Aldous who many of you will know from our sphinxx Ascend development day series last year on her recent appointment as CEO of the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation. Denise brings to the role her wealth of experience in executive and non-executive directorship roles over a long career in business and finance […]
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