The Oklahoman Forget “Choosy mothers choose Jif.” What if women, mothers or not, could choose to buy their peanut butter, or any product or service, from companies that support women. Oklahoma City-based Purse Power technology and marketing company is helping women do just that, through an online national directory, free phone apps and a Google …
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Forbes According to the Pew Research Center, women in positions of leadership are at an all-time high. Despite these trends, the faces of power within our government and industries are majority male (the highest percentage of women in leadership in any given industry is below 30 percent) and majority white. But with the election of transformative and provocative leaders in …
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Free Times In South Carolina, women make up nearly 52 percent of the population. And yet, only 16 percent of the seats in the state Legislature are held by women. A newly formed nonprofit is looking to change that. More than two dozen women in various fields, including business, education and politics, have come together …
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Robb Report It’s a vital time for women. After decades of warming the bench in the workforce, we are rising to the top. How did we do it? It’s been a long haul, but at its root is “women supporting women.” Just who are our future trailblazers? Read more>>>
Carolina News and Reporter Leaders of a new nonprofit organization want to create a network of women who are equipped to lead in more than just women-centric issues in politics. WIL officially launched on April 8 and hope to promote engagement of women in statewide opportunities to be leaders and run for various offices. Over …
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