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New research finds that a stronger mix of male and female employees leads to better financial results, even at the bottom of organizations.
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New research finds that a stronger mix of male and female employees leads to better financial results, even at the bottom of organizations.
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Shift the focus away from fairness and equality, and toward opportunity and profit.
Education is key when we talk about gender equality at work but most importantly women want to own their feminine leadership.
Women executives and leaders through the process realize very often that they learned and anchored the gender clivage in their mindset more than they were actually experiencing it. By challenging their beliefs and their assumptions they eventually created more advancements opportunities and greater success in their career.
#WomenLeadership # equanimity #ExecutiveCoaching #genderequality
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Every month Belinda MJ.Brown with +Equanimity Executive, LLC will interview a “Woman Empowered” who will share her passion, her tips to succeed and her news…
Every month Belinda MJ.Brown with #EquanimityExecutive will interview a "Woman Empowered" who will share her passion, her tips to succeed and her news…
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Isolation can be a problem for many CEOs and senior staff, says Alan Denton of executive coaching company The Results Centre.
Here, he discusses the importance of challenge and feedback.
Loneliness at the top is a common reason executives hire an executive coach. Women feel even more lonely because they feel isolated as well by the fact they are a few at the top of organizations. #WomenLeadership #coaching #loneliness
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Social science studies find that male bosses are more likely to judge the competence of women managers using a skewed view on gender. In practice, this means organisations are missing out on a proactive approach to leadership.
#WomenLeadership What is your opinion on this? How do we utilize more of women leadership potential? #coaching
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These seven innovators are having a major influence on technology, healthcare and the government. We’ve got our eye on these powerful women. You should,…
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It may seem a no-brainer to put a woman in charge of a car company when women buy more than half the new cars in America, influence 85% of all automobile purchases and spend $200 billion a year on new cars and servicing, but it’s taken over 100…
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The only way Hillary Clinton’s hints at a run for president could get any broader would be to hang a sign on the White House fence: “Future home of America’s first woman president.” Earlier this year, Hillary Clinton incited an audience of 7,000 women…
"Gender expectations are so ingrained that defying them can come at personal cost. Aggressive and competitive women can be called everything from harsh to hormonal. Men — as well as women — who are empathetic and responsive can be called soft. Only the tough guy boss seems to get a pass: he’s excepted, even respected, because he fits our long-conditioned ideals of how take-charge leaders lead."
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Women offer advice on making it in a man’s world
"I realized at some point that I don’t need to think like a man in order to produce things that men produce. I just need to go my own way and stay focused."
~Niki Nakayama
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