by Patti Cook | Nov 10, 2021 | Career Development, CDS, Mentoring Women, PDS, Women In Leadership, Women in Politics
Self-care may seem counterintuitive while discussing career growth. However, the connection is real. Forbes, featured this topic with author Amy Blaschka, stating, “Living in a world of “always on” culture can wreak havoc on you physically, emotionally, and...
by Patti Cook | Oct 24, 2021 | Utah, Women In Leadership, Women in Politics
This election cycle is one for the books. We have never elected a woman for the U.S. Senate and this time around, we have multiple women running for that office. No matter your political persuasion, this is cause for celebration! Additionally, we have many women...
by Patti Cook | Aug 2, 2021 | Career Development, Women In Leadership
Have you ever worried that you are not actually good enough to do the job you were hired to do? Does your new challenge project at work have you terrified someone will discover they should have picked a coworker to run it instead – even though you asked to be...
by Nicole Carpenter | May 12, 2020 | Women In Leadership
Now that communicating and conducting business remotely is the new normal, we spend most days interacting through our webcam. Though Zoom is not the only video conferencing platform, it’s become popular thanks to its convenience amidst a world-wide rush to work from...
by Nicole Carpenter | May 7, 2020 | Women In Leadership
This article, written by Nicole Carpenter, originally published as an article on KSL.com.View original article or continue reading… How to spice up your meetings and improve team moraleZoom, like Google, has not only become a household name but a verb. Everyone is...
by Caitlin Fellows | Mar 26, 2020 | Book Recommendations, Women In Leadership
The state of women in the workforce and in the world can sometimes seem dismal. Women are paid 23% less than men. Women run only 7% of Fortune 500 companies (Source: Lean In). Research has shown that companies with more women in leadership roles perform better and...
