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How Small Companies Can Offer Great Paid-Leave Programs

How Small Companies Can Offer Great Paid-Leave Programs

by greenconnections | Jan 9, 2021 | Blog, Business, Featured Tips Post, Policy, Tips

Without a national paid maternity leave policy, U.S. firms must decide whether to provide paid leave. But for small companies and start-ups, the decision isn’t so easy. With limited funds, offering the benefit can be a struggle, but increasingly, employees are...
Can Kamala Harris Heal A Century Old Conflict Between Black And White Women – Elevating Both?

Can Kamala Harris Heal A Century Old Conflict Between Black And White Women – Elevating Both?

by greenconnections | Aug 14, 2020 | Blog, Careers & Talent, Policy

“The most interesting figure in San Francisco to-day (sic), compels such respect for her mental qualification…there is nothing weak or temporizing about her….I don’t doubt that she can be a relentless enemy.” These are the words my great-great aunt, the prominent...
Lessons From Coronavirus For Future Climate Change Public Health Crises

Lessons From Coronavirus For Future Climate Change Public Health Crises

by greenconnections | Mar 13, 2020 | Blog, Policy, Science

Climate scientists have been warning us that, “Climate change carries a threat to human health and health care systems in the coming decades,” as ATS journal (of The American Thoracic Society) reported. I am not saying – and have not heard – that there is any...
‘From Dowdy To Dazzling’ – Lessons For Women Today From The Suffragists

‘From Dowdy To Dazzling’ – Lessons For Women Today From The Suffragists

by greenconnections | Mar 13, 2020 | Blog, Policy

As we embark on a crucial presidential election, today, women voters are the largest single voting bloc, but, as most of us know, that right to vote was a hard-fought battle 100 years ago. That is, ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920. To commemorate that...
‘From Dowdy To Dazzling’ – Lessons For Women Today From The Suffragists

Strategies for Women’s Rights – Brooke Kroeger, Professor, Author, ‘The Suffragents”

by greenconnections | Mar 13, 2020 | Authors, Interviews, Policy, Policy & Government

Engaging The Media & Men For Women’s Rights This Women’s History Month Women triumphed in part “by bringing in elites, both society and social women and men of position, power and influence, and many of them were publishers, editors…and had...
The seeds of #MeToo started growing 100 years ago Opinion by Lori Harrison-Kahan

The seeds of #MeToo started growing 100 years ago Opinion by Lori Harrison-Kahan

by greenconnections | Mar 3, 2020 | Blog, Careers & Talent, Policy, Uncategorized

Opinion by Lori Harrison-Kahan, published on CNN.com November 2, 2019 Editors’ Note: Lori Harrison-Kahan is a professor in the English department at Boston College and editor of The Superwoman and Other Writings by Miriam Michelson (Wayne State University Press,...
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Joan Bryna Michelson, MBA is an award-winning business and communications leader, public speaker and host of the acclaimed podcast series, Green Connections Radio™... Read More

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  • Think About Your Goals For 2021 Differently

    This new year is an opportunity to take a whole new perspective on who you want to be in 2021, on your career, and how you want to spend the next 12 months. To develop your 2021 goals, it may be tempting to just grab your 2020 goals, and update them, maybe changing a date or a title here and there. But I urge you to try another way this time, especially after all the upheaval of 2020, because it gave each of us an opportunity – even forced us – to reexamine our goals, plans, careers, perspectives, relationships and priorities. Read more →

  • 9 Leadership Lessons From 2020, Per The World Economic Forum

    The upheavals of 2020, triggered mostly but not only by the Covid-19 pandemic and the economic shutdown required to try to stop the spread of it, forced leaders to see their places in the economy and their organizations very differently, and to respond. Fast. In this new reality, almost none of the existing policies and practices applied, because they were too slow, irrelevant or ineffective. This tumultuous year also taught us of all – and especially the world’s leaders across sectors many of whom gathered virtually for the WEF 2021 for the first time – many lessons that we will need to both eliminate covid-19 and to emerge from it stronger and better. Here are 9 lessons leaders learned from 2020 and Covid-19, so far, as reflected in WEF 2021: Read more →

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  • Tea, Family & Climate Change – Cindi Bigelow, CEO, Bigelow Tea
  • Data Bias & Women Engineers – Roberta Rincon, Society of Women Engineers
  • Think About Your Goals For 2021 Differently
  • 9 Leadership Lessons From 2020, Per The World Economic Forum
  • Power of Black Women Voters – Marcia Chatelain, Prof. African American History, Georgetown University
  • Water Pollution & Justice – Actress & Activist Gloria Reuben

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  • How to Get More Women STEM Leaders  – Heather Metcalf, Assn. of Women in Science

    “Research has repeatedly demonstrated that diverse teams, especially in leadership, outperform homogenous teams in innovation, research quality, decision-making, and complex thinking and bolster their organization’s financial success,” according to the new AWIS research. Yet, the statistics on women in leadership are pathetic, especially in STEM. Here are tips. Listen Now

  • Think About 2021 Goal-Setting Differently

    This new year is an opportunity to take a whole new perspective on who you want to be in 2021, on your career, and how Listen Now

  • “Seismic Shift” in Financial Power & ESG Metrics – Patsy Doerr, Thomson Reuters, Global Head, Corporate Responsibility, Sustainability & Inclusion

    "There’s a lot more pressure on companies to reveal their statistics…give us the number…a lot more expectation from employees, from clients, from investors to see that level of granularity." Patsy Doerr on Green Connections Radio. How do the bolder positions on social and environmental issues that many companies are taking affect their financial performance? What difference can we as individuals make? Listen to Patsy Doerr, Global Head of Corporate Responsibility, Sustainability and Inclusion at Thomson Reuters and Green Connections Radio host Joan Michelson’s candid, engaging conversation about “tipping point” we are at where social impact meets 70% of financial power. They talk about the impact of transparency and corporate activism on the bottom line and how we can use ESG metrics to find out what the company is really doing. What can we do with that information? Listen Now

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