Author Archives: Kay Anucha
The ‘T’ Word: Are You Using it Enough?
In a recent article for the Financial Times, Andrew Hill explores the value of the ‘T’ word in the workplace. His conclusion is that thanks and gratitude are not expressed frequently and appropriately enough by management bodies within companies until … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Tips Tagged Buisness resources, Management Skills, Thanks, The T Word, women in bus, women in business |Women in Business: Dynamic Paths to Success
Last month Thomson Reuters and Sapient’s Women’s Leadership Network came together to discuss paths to success for women in business. Here’s a brief summary of the do’s and don’ts the panelists recommended. DO: Take risks. Never be afraid to challenge yourself. Be brave … Continue reading
Posted in Business Planning, News, Resources, Tips, Women in Business in the Media Tagged advice for women in business, business networking, Business start ups, Career Advice, female entrepreneurs, Thomson Reuters Conference |The Leveson Inquiry: ‘Where is the Debate About the Portrayal of Women?’
With Lord Leveson on the cusp of publishing the much anticipated results of his enquiry into the ethics of the journalists, it is time for a fresh look at how women appear in the media. Women’s pressure groups Eaves, End … Continue reading
Posted in News, Women in Business in the Media Tagged Levenson Inquiry, Women and the Press, Women in the Media, Women in the workplace, Women's Pressure Groups |Blogging – The Benefits for your Business
Most business owners recognise that in an increasingly digitalised age, having an online presence for a business is vital. Here is a short guide to help you launch your blog; read on to discover more of the benefits for your business. Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Guides, Resources, Tips Tagged advice for women in business, Blogging, business advice, business networking |Women of Colour in Business
A study released by the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology in 2010, concludes that black women lack a substantial presence in business and the media. In a recent article, Octavia Goredema, a successful entrepreneur, speaker and writer deplores the fact … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Women in Business in the Media Tagged arab women in business, black women in business, female entrepreneurs, quotas of ethnic women, start up businesses, women in business, women of colour in business, young professional women in business |Thinking of starting up in business?
There is never the perfect time to set up in business. An economic downturn could be as good a time as any – at least things can only get better and, when they do, you’ll be established and ready to take full advantage. If you are thinking of starting up in business read some practical advice from Sarah Parker, an experienced business adviser. Continue reading
Posted in Business Planning, Business Planning Tips, Guides, Resources, Tips Tagged advice for women in business, business advice, female entrepreneurs, start up businesses, Weaver Financial, women in business |Ever Considered Starting up Business with your Partner?
Have you ever considered starting up a business with you partner? The following article contains some key questions for the two of you to ask yourselves before you do, in addition to tips to help you avoid some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Business Planning Tips, Resources, TipsFemale Directors Appointed in Boardrooms
The number exclusively of male boards in the list of FTSE 100 companies shrunk to just 21 last year. That number reduced to just 11 in March 2012, and with silver mining company Fresnillo appointing their first female director María … Continue reading
Posted in News, Women in Business in the Media Tagged equality for women, Female business leaders, female role models in business, gender agenda, The Guardian, women on boards, women on boards quotas |Hub Content Editor: Kelechi Anucha
An introduction to new Content Editor, Kay Anucha Continue reading
Posted in Hub Content Editors, News Tagged Leeds University student, women in business, young professional women in business |Latest Hub Post
Download Presentation: The Pacific Road to Success – by Lara Morgan 20/03/13
Download the PowerPoint Presentation from this event. (right-click the link and choose the Save Target As or Save Link As) The Pacific Race to Success: Lara’s own compelling story of setting up a business as a one-man band, age 23, through to the sale of her 99% shareholding … Continue reading
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