Women behind the boards at recording studios is hardly a new phenomenon. Susan Rogers famously engineered some of Prince’s most beloved albums in the 1980s; Linda Perry first mad... More
Industry
Expanding Female Engagement in STEM Can Prepare Industries for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Forbes)
Companies across a spectrum of industries, from healthcare to retail to banking, face a common issue: building a skilled workforce ready to handle the Fourth Industrial Revolution.... More
How Women Can Win in the Age of AI (Techonomy)
AI is being adopted by companies in numerous industries, and will displace jobs. It will also likely worsen gender and racial gaps. Nearly 11% of jobs held by women may be eliminat... More
Chamillionaire Works to Add Diversity to Tech Space Through Pitch Contests Aimed at Minorities, Women (Billboard)
When Grammy-winning rapper Hakeem “Chamillionaire” Seriki began learning the ropes of venture capitalism in the tech space, he noticed something almost immediately: He wasn’t... More
The Persistent Myth of Female Office Rivalries (HBR)
The popular press is full of articles claiming women bully other women, spread malicious rumors about them, behave in two-faced ways toward them, and seek to undermine their profes... More
Is the Next Big Thing In Venture Capital Human Capital (Forbes)
Social capital is critical to an entrepreneur's success. Entrepreneurs need people who use their clout to open doors to investors, major potential clients, or referrals to top tale... More
AMC’s Sarah Barnett: Streaming Wars Could Mean Focus on ‘Huge Business Interests’ (THR)
The "streaming wars" between Hollywood giants could lead to a homogenization of television content, Sarah Barnett, president of AMC Networks Entertainment Group and AMC Studios, wa... More
How One Tech Company is Tackling the STEM Talent Shortage (Technical.ly)
By the year 2025, it’s projected that the United States will have as many as 3.5 million STEM jobs available. Jobs like computer science engineers, research scientists and inform... More
YouTube CEO Doesn’t Let Her Young Children Watch the Main Site (CNBC)
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki doesn’t allow her children to browse videos on the app, unless they’re using a version that’s meant for kids. Moreover, Wojcicki said she tries to ... More
Why Success Requires More Than Just Grit (Fast Company)
By now, you probably know that grit is good. The stick-to-it-iveness, perseverance, and determination that define grit are undeniably critical to success. But contrary to common be... More
