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Steps to take now for more gender-diverse leadership tomorrow. 
Experience shows that gender diversity does not simply happen or “bubble up” in organizations. Even with more women graduating from college than men for well over three decades, the availability of qualified women has not translated into proportional representation among senior leaders. Highly intentional efforts and candid dialogue, on the other hand, can drive change. And succession planning is a great place to start.
 

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Helping women of color realize their ambitions

Flex your sponsorship muscles at every career stage.

Mom was right: who you spend time with matters.

Former Michaels Stores marketing chief succeeds Joseph Tripoli.

Build camaraderie without adding bias.

Protect your greatest career asset — you.

A better response to biased remarks.

Meaningful networking isn’t about schmoozing at social events; it revolves around proactive activities that link you with individuals who can expand your knowledge and opportunities while you do the same for them and others. Learn the give-and-take process that will help you build and leverage your personal, strategic and operational networks.

Maturing in your career means not only expanding professional competencies but also growing in self-awareness, building on strengths and deepening your understanding of organization culture and climate. Learning to accurately assess your own abilities and how to read the room prepares you to learn from mistakes, adapt behavior to the situation and use your strengths to increase your contribution to a positive workplace culture.

When women speak at work, does it make a sound?

Negotiate for a better workload — at home.

The advice young leaders need to manage older colleagues.

The Message That Outfit Is Sending (Behind Your Back!)