How Lifestyle Coach Kim Bullock-Hennix Helps Women Invest in Themselves
Investing in yourself is about dedicating time and effort to grow. It’s about learning new skills, changing old habits, and positioning yourself for success.
How Transformational Coach Richale Reed Helps Women Find Their Superpower
Discover your unique gift by understanding yourself better. Embrace your personal strengths to unlock your full potential and achieve your goals.
How Twitter Inspired Women in Tech
Women with computer science degrees dropped from 27% to 18% between 2002 and 2012. This decline reflects broader trends in tech employment.
Before GoDaddy and Google, There Was Elizabeth Feinler
Elizabeth Feinler, at 89, is a trailblazer in Internet history. Her work in ARPANET and Defense Data Network laid the foundation for today’s Internet.
Creating Connections and Trust in a Virtual World
Florence Scovel Shinn reminds us that words shape our connections. Use them thoughtfully to build genuine relationships and authority in your field.
Interview with Sarah Anne
Sarah Anne’s journey from a sales novice to a thriving trainer is marked by her passion for human psychology and sales. Her work now focuses on helping coaches achieve significant income growth.
Annie Easley: The Iron-Willed Tech Giant With a Generous Heart
Annie Easley broke barriers in science and math at NASA, contributing to space exploration and hybrid vehicle tech. Despite facing racial challenges, her dedication and talent left a lasting impact.
Netflix Making Binge Watching Possible
Anne Aaron and her team at Netflix revolutionized streaming with an algorithm that boosts video quality while using less data. Her work allows more viewing hours on limited data plans.
Joy Adowaa Buolamwini: Fighting Bias in Algorithms
Joy Buolamwini, a computer scientist, founded the Algorithmic Justice League to tackle bias in AI. Her work with facial recognition highlights issues with tech's accuracy on dark-skinned faces.
Decoding Technology: Alaina Percival and Her Vision for Women in Technology
Alaina Percival, CEO of Women Who Code, helps women excel in tech through global events and mentorship. Her organization offers resources and support to boost women’s careers in technology.
Solving the Migrant Crisis through Technology
Marcela Torres founded Hola Code to help returnees in Mexico gain tech skills. Her program offers free training in software engineering, with students paying only after securing a job.
3D Success: How Sally Huang Is Redesigning Houzz Through Visual Technology
Sally Huang, head of Visual Technologies at Houzz, created 'View in My Room 3D,' an AR feature allowing users to visualize furniture in their space before buying, merging tech with design.