Posted on 18 February 2016. Tags: Gender Balance, Supporting women worldwide, Women in Leadership
Hi everyone just a quick note to update you on a couple of things…. Firstly, I’m a bit angry at the moment because I feel like International Women’s Day is being dumbed down. Have you noticed? I’ve written more about it over at my new personal blog – here’s the link. And there’s an excerpt […]
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Posted on 21 September 2015. Tags: leadership, politics, Women in Leadership
Is it just me, or is anyone else wondering “where were all these women a week ago??” Amazing isn’t it what you can find sometimes, when you put your mind to it and really go looking? Just goes to show that, sometimes, all it takes is a leader willing to back those who have talent […]
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Posted on 18 September 2015. Tags: Career Management, Family Motherhood and Home, Good Guys, Women in Leadership
A friend of mine recently shared that his female boss had – in a team meeting – commended the men on her team for leaning in on the home and family fronts. It was in response to an article quoting Elizabeth Broderick, Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner who had received a text message from her son […]
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Posted on 08 May 2015. Tags: Career Management, Family Motherhood and Home, Friday_Freebie, leadership, Life Balance, Management and Leadership, Mentoring, Offers, Parenting, Women in Leadership, worklifebalance
Wallowing this week in the colds and flu that descended on our little household, it’s been hard to stop thinking about Sheryl Sandberg and her family. The tragic and sudden death of Sheryl’s husband, Dave, last weekend, is unbelievable. I had the privilege and great joy to spend a morning with Sheryl at BlogHer a […]
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Posted on 11 January 2015. Tags: leadership, Life Balance, Women in Leadership, women leaders, working women
In my high school years when most contemporaries were studying English, I studied French. So began my life as a Francophile and (several visits to the continent later) the love affair has never faltered. Friendships came easily with the French I met there, and those who later gravitated to me here on Australian soil. And […]
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Posted on 29 September 2014. Tags: Bias & stereotypes, Career Management, leadership, Supporting women worldwide, Women in Leadership
For the past three years I’ve been contemplating my next career move: what direction should I take, on which path, for what end? I’ve tied myself in knots trying to figure it out. And I could never have imagined my a-ha moment would come from an innocent conversation between two five-year-old boys. Yet in that […]
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