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Women, despite all of the advances that our society has made, are still forced to grapple with the glass ceiling. While some women have made a name for themselves as directors and board members of major corporations, only 17% of the over 5,000 board seats for S&P 500 companies were filled by women. Read More

Internships are more popular than ever, with the National Association of Colleges and Employers reporting an estimated 8.5 percent increase in intern hiring for the coming year.
Admittedly, internships are an appealing concept to both employers and students. However, if your for-profit organizatio Read More

You’ve likely seen the Prancercise video all over YouTube this week (unless you’ve been sleeping in a cave for the last 48+ hrs). As hilarious as it is, there is something all of us business leaders can learn from Joanna Rohrback's hilariously awesome success. Read More

Even though social media has great potential to be an awesome window to the world, it is often cluttered with gossip, non-interesting, and non-inspiring garbage. Read More

Business success and failure don't happen without reasons. If you want to succeed in business, you have to follow the rules of a successful business. Read More

In his conversations with entrepreneurs, Alex has discovered that there are five very common areas where most people encounter the biggest challenges, and there are solutions for each. Read More

Small businesses have the most to gain from the shift to social marketing - if they only know how. In this article businesses will learn how another business has successfully used an fb page, why they need one and how they can make their page a success. Read More

Are you an entrepreneurial woman (or do you know one)? The Ernst & Young Entrepreneurial Winning Women program is a national competition/executive leadership program. Read More

Wow--a whopping 28% of our leads come from Pinterest! If you're on the fence about using Pinterest for your business, this may be the proof you needed to get started. Read More

Over half of all Americans between the ages of 15-34 consider themselves active social network users. They regularly visit well-known social networking sites, such as Twitter or Facebook, or log onto specialty social networks, like Ravelry (devoted to the fiber arts) or GroupRecipes (for the foodie Read More