Business and Tech
Empowering Women at Work
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How Loni Love Got Her Start in STEM
Comedian and host of “The Real,” Loni Love began her career as an electrical engineer, and she hopes to see more women pursuing STEM careers in the future.
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How We Can Fuel American Innovation
Computing is critical to American innovation. It is a key driver of economic growth and is fundamental to advances in healthcare, national security, and nearly every STEM field. In fact, in 2022, 64% of U.S. patents were related to software. However, it's noteworthy that the rate of women receiving IT patents has been slow, rising from a mere 2% in 1980 to only 10% by 2020.
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Why Businesses Need to Empower Women in 2024 and Beyond
Our panel of experts shared their thoughts on the importance of businesses putting an emphasis on diverse workplaces — particularly ones that put women in a position to succeed — and how women can get ahead in industries that have traditionally been dominated by men.
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Investing in Women: the Overlooked Solution to Today’s Challenges
Empowering women and girls can help tackle global crises. Investing in education, fair wages, and women’s participation in peace processes can unlock potential and create economic prosperity.
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A Recipe for Success: Support, Inclusion, and Empowerment
Find inspiration and learn from empowered women leaders about career growth and mentorship. Pave the way to success and own your career.
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How Women Are Lifting Themselves Up in Heavy Industries
Women make up only around a fifth of workers in some key industries, and this number can be halved when it comes to certain technology roles or boardroom positions. But efforts are being made by global organizations to change this and bring diversity to the top of the business agenda.
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How To Make Work Work for Women in Tech and Leadership
The gender gap in tech is persistent, but it can be addressed by offering resources and implementing policies that promote equity.