Monthly Archives: March 2012

Dear Classmate, When I found this article I didn’t know what to think of it.  Does it benefits women or is it just contributing to the perceptions formed about women being more risk averse? The reason why most  businesses exist … Continue reading →

I found a great  social network for women called Levo Leauge, which is a multimedia website where women can find support in the work place including job opportunities, and is something like a linked in focused on women surpassing the … Continue reading →

Within recent legislation we are seeing bills, acts, and statues that are proposed and passed that target businesses and how they operate, start, grow etc… Among the most recent is the JOBS Act which had passed within the House of … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, have any one read the book “The girl’s guide to being a boss ” by Caitlin Friedman and Kimberly Yorio?  This book gives valuable lessons, smart suggestions and true stories for succeeding as the chick-in-charge. As women, we … Continue reading →

In my earlier post I had discussed the most successful women is Asia, that had made it to the Forbes list. The women that were discussed were working in a corporate environment and achieved success by overcoming the barriers that women face. … Continue reading →

I found the article  that is very interesting and relevant to our class discussion. This article is  about gender differences in leadership. THE TOPIC OF GENDER DIFFERENCES in leadership style has been of great interest to researchers in the fields of … Continue reading →

“The Glass Ceiling”- i enjoyed reading this article because it goes to show how still today despite the laws against inequalities amongst men and women, women are still treated on a lesser scale. This quote stood out to me personally … Continue reading →

Britteny Vukas ‘The M.R.S. and the Ph.D.’ by Stephanie Coontz is an article I found in the New York Times that I felt was a sort of follow up to our discussion on feminism and The Feminine Mystique. The article describes … Continue reading →

This week the list for the “Asia’s 50 Power Businesswomen” was published.  It was interesting to see that 42% of the women were from China,  Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau and 16% from India, with the remainder from Singapore.  Being … Continue reading →