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Seeing is Believing

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TweetShareIt’s one thing to know a fact – but often times quite another to understand it. Sometimes it takes a while to sink in. Sometimes...

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Thoughts on Sheryl Sandberg and Personal Leadership

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TweetShareAs we reach the end of one year and enter into a new one, we all feel the need to recap on what has been and look toward the...

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Learning from Smart Women in Technology

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TweetShareI am not alone in writing about the lack of women in technology-based leadership roles. But often, the focus of such posts is on...

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A Breakfast with Smart Women Leaders

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TweetShareLast week I attended SAP’s premier customer event in Orlando – Sapphire Now. It is a feast of presentations, discussions, forums...

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Wanted: More Women in Business and Technology

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TweetShareI have written many times in the past on the subject of wanting more women in technology roles – or in the wider field of...

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Honoring Massy Mehdipour this Ava Lovelace Day

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TweetShareAda Byron, also known as Ada Lovelace was born in 1815. The daughter of the famous poet, Lord Byron, applied her naturally...

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