How leaders can empower more women to the top in tech
Leaders need to adopt grassroots ‘followership’ styles to encourage more women into tech, says Alexandra Limerick at WEX
Leaders need to adopt grassroots ‘followership’ styles to encourage more women into tech, says Alexandra Limerick at WEX
In the UK, female employees are looking for a flexible working model
While businesses are featuring more BAME women in their visual communications, when illustrating working life during COVID-19, women remain the caregivers
With the first nomination deadline on April 16th, it’s time to highlight the female tech leader that inspires you and your organisation
The pressures faced by working mothers can cause many to leave the workforce for good, this female founder believes that employers need to learn the lesson of flexibility if they want to retain them
COVID-19 has been devastating to many sectors, but not cybersecurity were women are feeling more assured in their roles than ever before. But more work needs to be done to get women into the industry
Remote working during COVID-19 means many virtual meetings, where a number of women, including working mothers and women of colour are feeling less empowered during this time
Various socio-political movements have altered the meaning of International Women’s Day where intra and extra female support is required to stimulate long-term change and create real equality
Google’s new fund for UK and European Black-led businesses could help remedy inequality issues in the funding world where white male entrepreneurs tend to receive the most external capital
Diversity in social class, culture and gender is helping to spur the growth of Vector Capital Group, as Founder and CEO Sezer Sherif reveals