ESCAPE From Corporate America!
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Bluster or Blowhard?

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Another thought-provoking piece by Karen E. Klein and published by Bloomberg Businessweek: Must Women Entrepreneurs Learn to Bluster? Tru...
Sunday, January 30, 2011

Do It Your Way: Create Your Own Business

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 _______________________________________________________ In creating a business of your own, don't look back.  Only focus on making the...
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Saturday, February 27, 2010

Women Entrepreneurs Know How to Lead

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Collaboration, team-building, leading by example and inclusiveness are becoming increasingly important as companies break down silos and rem...
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Sunday, February 07, 2010

O Sisters: Female CEOs, Top Execs and Entrepreneurs, Where Art Thou?

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The numbers of female CEOs, high-level executives, and entrepreneurs in the U.S. today are surprisingly low. Why? We will let Vivek Wadhwa...
Wednesday, July 08, 2009

Be Happy. Rely On Yourself.

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BusinessWeek's small business team keeps cranking out great articles, contests, resources and tips for small businesses. Here's an ...
Friday, April 06, 2007

A Little Shame Goes A Long Way

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Should Catalyst go back to naming companies without women at the top? Apparently Diane Brady at BusinessWeek thinks so and she does a great...
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Laurel Delaney
Chicago, Illinois, United States
When I authored "Escape From Corporate America!" published by the Conference Board in 2003, I had no idea the reaction to it would be so profound and overwhelming. My inbox was flooded with email messages from gifted women who could not say enough about their dissatisfaction at work. Apparently, I underestimated just how fed up women are with Corporate America. EFCA offers a comprehensive look at why women are leaving BIG companies for entrepreneurship. Hint: They want freedom, flexibility, recognition, more money, and opportunities to leave a legacy -- all the things they once thought they would find within corporations. Are you ready to ... "Escape From Corporate America?"
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