Women’s History Month 2022 honors the efforts of caregivers and frontline workers, acknowledging how women have brought healing and hope throughout history.

Jacinda Ardern's leadership during the pandemic stood out for its empathy and clear communication, offering reassurance and a thoughtful approach to New Zealand's crisis management.

Michele Buck's childhood visits to Hershey's factory sparked a lifelong fascination with the company, leading her to become its first female CEO.

Becoming a business leader is not just for multinationals and billionaires. Even small business owners can make a name for themselves with a little bit of hard work and a little bit of luck.

As National President of NCBW, Virginia W. Harris champions black women and girls, helping them develop leadership skills and reach their potential.

Lynn Good's journey shows that success comes from focusing on your strengths and adapting to challenges, not being defined by gender. It's about the work and the impact you make.

Amina Mohammed highlights the success of women-led countries in handling the pandemic, showing how female leaders make a meaningful difference in times of crisis.

Elizabeth Holmes' story underscores the dangers of overpromising and losing touch with reality. Staying grounded helps avoid the pitfalls of unrealistic expectations and undue pressure.

Andrea Bari-Grounds was awarded gold for Best Beauty Training Centre of Excellence in South-East England and silver for Beauty Therapist of the Year in London and the South-East.

Elon Musk is the founder of many futuristic companies like Neuralink, Space X, and The Boring Company, but he is known for the electric cars manufacturing firm Tesla.

Companies often overlook the importance of employee well-being, focusing too much on profit margins. Valuing and supporting employees can significantly improve customer retention and satisfaction.

Successful managers focus on team effort, understanding individual strengths, and creating a supportive work environment.