MentorHER, An interview with New York AWE Leader Arthi Chandran discussing Mentors and Dreams
by Abbe Feder I’m Abbe Feder, the head of marketing for AWE. Periodically you’ll hear my voice as I interview our AWE Leaders and Accelerators and share with your their stories. I recently had an excellent AWEportunity (we can’t help ourselves!) to meet Arthi Chandran, Vice President and Head of WW Health Economics and Outcomes ..continue reading?
The 15 Best Things To Do in New York to Celebrate Women’s History Month
Happy Women’s History Month! Looking for a way to celebrate? Grab your gals and head to one of AWE’s favorite New York events below. 1. Shady Lady at The Met Multiple dates, Manhattan Courtesans, royal mistresses, scandalous women of every sort—the walls of the Metropolitan Museum are lined with them, from ancient Greek hetaerae to ..continue reading?
New York AWE Leader, Judy Jackson on Building Trust, Leading With Honesty, and Embracing Who You Were Born to Be
By: Jasmine Pierik New York AWE Leader, Judy Jackson, was recently promoted to the Global Head of Culture for WPP. Formerly, she was the Global Chief Talent Officer at Wunderman. Judy is a thought leader in human resources management whose career includes stints as chief talent officer at IPG Mediabrands North America and Digitas, and ..continue reading?
I Wish I’d Known: Advice for the Next Generation of Leaders
We asked executives in our Leader Program for a piece of advice they wish they had received at the start of their career and we’re thrilled to be passing on the knowledge in this bi-weekly series, I Wish I’d Known.
I Wish I’d Known: Advice for the Next Generation of Leaders
We asked executives in our Leader Program for a piece of advice they wish they had received at the start of their career and we’re thrilled to be passing on the knowledge in this bi-weekly series, I Wish I’d Known.
I Wish I’d Known: Advice for the Next Generation of Leaders
We asked executives in our Leader Program for a piece of advice they wish they had received at the start of their career and we’re thrilled to be passing on the knowledge in this bi-weekly series, I Wish I’d Known.
6 Habits to Adopt if You Want More Respect at Work
By: Danielle Wood via Fairygodboss Being good at your job means more than mastering a set of skills. It’s not just about what you do, but how you do it. Getting things done by blunt force may work in the short term, but in the long term, you’ll exert much more influence and have much ..continue reading?
I Wish I’d Known: Advice for the Next Generation of Leaders
We asked executives in our Leader Program for a piece of advice they wish they had received at the start of their career and we’re thrilled to be passing on the knowledge in this bi-weekly series, I Wish I’d Known.
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