…to Foster Gender Diversity & Challenge Disparities in Corporate Boardrooms Worldwide Amid the known inequity of women holding corporate board seats and, further, those chairing boards, newly-released ‘Dear Chairwoman’ book features highly personal stories of challenges, perseverance and success from some of the world’s most esteemed C-suite women executives and […]
This week’s featured book worth reading is The Sound Between the Notes by Barbara Linn Probst When you write a book, you not only want people to read it, but to understand it—to “get” what you’re trying to offer. It’s the same feeling you have when someone loves you for […]
Nora Riva Bergman, author of “50 Lessons for Women Lawyers – From Women Lawyers” This is her story…. Why was it important for you to specifically give women lawyers a voice in your newest book? As women lawyers, there is so much we can learn from each other. I […]
The week’s Worth Reading feature is an excerpt from the book: The Red Ribbon: A Memoir of Lightning and Rebuilding After Loss by Nancy Freund Bills. DREAM NUMBER 1, DRIVING WITH GEOFF Four, maybe five years after Geoff’s death, I have a surprising dream: Reclining in the passenger seat of my […]
Margaret Kramar is the author of Searching for Spenser, A Mother’s Journey Through Grief, her memoir about a child who died. It was published by Anamcara Press in November, 2018. How is it that you decided to write a memoir about the birth and short life of your son? I never made a conscious […]
::: New book examines why Americans are so unhappy and outlines 8 proven strategies to become happy 88% of the time ::: Despite achieving 4% GDP growth, America has fallen to 18th in the World Happiness Report’s annual ranking of more than 150 countries—an index based on variables including […]
