Clare Price has more views on our YouTube Channel, TrailBlazers Impact Interviews, than anyone else! She hit 17K! Listen to the biggest mistake she has made in her business so you don’t repeat it in yours!
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Business is not separate from society. Working in cooperation with governments and civil society is fundamental to supporting gender parity. Together, we can change the rules of the game and create a new, improved recovery playbook.
A Post-Pandemic Recovery Playbook for Women: Cathy Light (Part 5 of Multi-part Series) Read More »
It would be an understatement to say that these are uncertain and challenging times for businesses and employees alike. The pandemic and its economic effects have upended the way enterprises operate, rapidly advanced digital migration, and left entire industries stumbling in the dark. So, with that in mind, let’s take a closer look at some of the challenges faced by the modern workplace.
Workplace Challenges We Need to Overcome in 2021 | Andrea Chester Read More »
I previously wrote a blog about Adaptive Reuse, describing how the creative repurposing of unused buildings could help solve some of the housing issues in our cities. The impact of COVID-19 on urban properties and the economic downturn caused by the pandemic have exacerbated these problems, resulting in retail closings and hotel closings and redundant
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The pandemic is deepening pre-existing inequalities for women in the workplace, exposing vulnerabilities in social and economic systems which are in turn amplifying the long-term impact of the pandemic in unanticipated aspects of our society and economy.
Women in the Workplace – The Imperative of Childcare for Economic Recovery Read More »
By Debbie Feinberg I recently heard a quote that really resonated with me: “No one likes to drink from stagnant waters.” The specific context is not as important as the universal message it delivers: lifelong learning is truly important. Here are three reminders of why this is so critical. No one has all the answers,
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By Molly L., Granddaughter of a Colleague When I look around me, I can see a lot of inequality that is not fair. I see people that cannot afford many things that I believe they have the right to have on a daily basis, that will give them the opportunity to have the best life
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Do you find yourself on a constant pursuit for a better source of professional motivation? Maybe you feel your methods aren’t as effective as others? Have your uncertainties sent you down the never-ending rabbit hole of searching for that next new thing only to be greeted with a mixed bag of suggestions while leaving your
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Runa Magnus, TrailBlazers Impact Podcast, Ep. 108 omehow we’ve come to believe that being right is more important than listening to others. That a single truth exists, and our way is the only way. They tell us that we’re defending our rights and way of life. But perhaps they are wrong! I believe that life
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By Karen Kendra If you’re like me, the comprehensive to-do list you compiled at the beginning of the pandemic is only half finished. At the time, it seemed like a great impetus to do all those things you’ve been putting off, but inertia soon set in, and binge-watching television shows and shopping online have overtaken
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