Tag: Women’s Leadership

Self-efficacy

Breaking Down the 4 Pillars of Self-Efficacy: Part IV Self-efficacy develops over time and with repeated mastery experiences, much like flexing a muscle.

By Ashley Lucas

July 2, 2018

Tagged Women's Leadership, VC & Investing, Research, Mentoring & Networking, Management

Posted in Insights

Mandy Bowman Supporting Black Entrepreneurs

Supporting Black Entrepreneurs with Official Black Wall Street Starting a successful new venture requires heart, resourcefulness, and capital. And it’s usually birthed from a strong need or desire to change something for the better.

By Andrea Reeves

June 27, 2018

Tagged Technology, Women's Leadership, Startups, Entrepreneurship of All Kinds, Alumni

Posted in Entrepreneurial Leadership

Self-efficacy

Breaking Down the 4 Pillars of Self-Efficacy: Part III Self-efficacy is depleted by feelings of anxiety, stress, and impaired concentration. These physiological signals can all be signs of stereotype threat.

By Ashley Lucas

June 25, 2018

Tagged Women's Leadership, VC & Investing, Research, Mentoring & Networking, Management

Posted in Insights

Women-Led Startup Unicorns

The Startup World Needs More Women-Led Unicorns “We are leaving billions of dollars on the table by not having half of the population involved in the entrepreneurial ecosystem. It’s not a feminist problem. It’s a problem we all have to solve.”

By Kait Smith Lanthier

June 20, 2018

Tagged VC & Investing, Women's Leadership, Startups, Advice

Posted in Community

Self-efficacy

Breaking Down the 4 Pillars of Self-Efficacy: Part II Finding mentors, coaches, experts, and other champions who build self-efficacy through verbal persuasion can be vital to entrepreneurial success.

By Ashley Lucas

June 18, 2018

Tagged Women's Leadership, VC & Investing, Research, Mentoring & Networking, Management

Posted in Insights

Self-efficacy

Breaking Down the 4 Pillars of Self-Efficacy: Part I Role models provide a road map for potential future success, helping entrepreneurs develop self-efficacy.

By Ashley Lucas

June 8, 2018

Tagged Women's Leadership, VC & Investing, Research, Mentoring & Networking, Management

Posted in Insights

Kate Began Family Business

Why I Left My Investment Banking Job to Join the Family Business For Kate Began, the draw of joining the family business was the challenge of inventing new ways to grow, creating new processes and staying ahead of the competition.

May 9, 2018

Tagged Family Entrepreneurship, Women's Leadership

Posted in Entrepreneurial Leadership

Linda Rottenberg

Linda Rottenberg’s Advice: Go Crazy on Your Idea Linda Rottenberg has a message for aspiring entrepreneurs: If people aren’t calling you crazy, you aren’t dreaming big enough.

By Kait Smith Lanthier

May 7, 2018

Tagged Advice, Global, Startups, Household Names, Women's Leadership

Posted in Entrepreneurial Leadership

Caryl Stern

Caryl Stern’s Lessons on Life and Leadership In the story of Caryl Stern’s life, there’s a theme prevalent in each and every chapter: putting children first.

By Kait Smith Lanthier

May 3, 2018

Tagged Advice, Global, Nonprofit, Women's Leadership, Social Innovation, Household Names

Posted in Entrepreneurial Leadership

Michelle Brooke-Marciniak

From Athlete to Entrepreneur Former WNBA star and collegiate standout Michelle Brooke-Marciniak leveraged the skills and mentality she developed as an athlete to guide her career as an entrepreneur.

By Kait Smith Lanthier

March 23, 2018

Tagged Entrepreneurship of All Kinds, Women's Leadership, Advice, Household Names

Posted in Entrepreneurial Leadership