Young, Female and Entrepreneurial: Do You Have What It Takes?

By Aimee Kandrac Some people are born entrepreneurs — they’re the kids who open lemonade stands and auction their old video games on eBay, then grow up to be successful business people by maintaining that drive. Others are shaped into entrepreneurs by circumstances. I’m in the latter category. The idea for my company grew from personal […]

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Women Seizing Technology to Open More Doors

By Michael Finkelstein With a woman presidential candidate, a rising number of women running Fortune 500 companies and an ever-growing number of women networking conferences, it seems celebrating successful women is ubiquitous, these days. Yet, we know this not to be true. In March, we celebrate “Women’s History Month” and we recognize the struggles and […]

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Why We Should All Be Rooting For Women In Technology

Gender Diversity Would Greatly Aid In A Male-Dominated Field, Tech President Says   There is plenty of data illuminating the positive effects regarding the growing share of women in the business world. The fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in America is women, who are launching businesses at 1.5 times the national average. When you let women be themselves […]

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Why It’s Not “Better” to be an Introverted or Extroverted Leader

By Dominique Jones, Chief People Officer, Halogen Software How often have you been involved in a debate about the relative merit of introverts vs. extrovert as leaders? When we think about what makes a great leader, the ability to excite others about your ideas, to generate followership and inspire into action come to mind. Typically, […]

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