Why are women in Iceland leaving work at precisely 2:38pm?

October 28th, 2016|Categories: Leadership Skills|Tags: , , |

In 1975 Icelandic women were fed up of being undervalued.  It wasn’t just that they weren’t being valued for their labour, they also were sick of their lack of political representation: only nine women had ever won seats in parliament. So against the backdrop of the global feminist movement, Iceland’s women decided to take things

In business, every day is International Women’s Day

March 10th, 2015|Categories: Gender Diversity, Inspiration, Women in Leadership|Tags: , |

In case you haven’t noticed, we’re living in a female economy. Women are doing the majority of the household shopping. Women are expected to control $28 trillion in consumer spending this year. Women are a growth market twice the size of India and China combined. The above sounds strange when you consider some of the

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