Brought to you by Helvetus: Most businesswomen who own one good watch own exactly one. It was a milestone purchase, a promotion or a company sale, and it was chosen for the boardroom. Then the week happens: a client dinner on Tuesday, a 6 a.m. flight on Wednesday, a hotel gym, a weekend by someone's pool. The watch either goes everywhere and shows it, or stays in the drawer … [Read more...]
How Can Healthcare Marketers Measure Which Campaigns Drive Real Results?
Brought to you by LightTrail: More website visits may look like a good sign. But not every visitor books a visit. Some need time to review their options. These gaps can result in poor decisions. If the monitoring tool fails to note important steps, hospitals could be spending on the wrong advertisements. This article looks at why marketing measurement matters and how to track … [Read more...]
Best States for Jobs in 2026: What Women Need to Know About Career Opportunities
A state can have plenty of job openings, competitive salaries, and a growing economy, but that doesn't automatically make it a great place for women to build their careers. A new national ranking reveals just how complicated the relationship between location, employment opportunities, and career success can be. According to WalletHub's Best & Worst States for Jobs in 2026 … [Read more...]
Retirement Plans for Women Business Owners Who Always Pay Themselves Last
Brought to you by Lear & Pannepecker, LLP: Payroll clears and the quarterly estimate goes out on time. Then, if anything is left at the end of the quarter, some of it might land in a retirement account. If that sounds familiar, you're far from the only one. Plenty of women who run their own businesses are meticulous about everyone else's money and casual about their own … [Read more...]
AI Skills Are Becoming a Factor in Employee Pay, Promotions, and Hiring
Artificial intelligence is changing what employers expect from employees, and those expectations are starting to affect something workers care deeply about. Their paychecks. In fact, the connection between AI skills and employee compensation is already tighter than you might think. A new survey from financial services recruitment firm Selby Jennings reveals that companies are … [Read more...]
What to Pack When Your Workday Takes You Out of the Office
Brought to you by LensCrafters: Some workdays start at your desk and take you somewhere else entirely. Maybe you're meeting a client across town, attending a conference, or heading straight to the airport after work. Whatever the plan, being away from your usual workspace means thinking a little more carefully about what you bring. It's often the small things that catch you … [Read more...]
7 Ways to Protect Your Small Business Profit Margins When Costs Keep Rising
Rising expenses can quietly eat away at your small business profits, even when sales are strong. You might be bringing in more revenue than last year while finding that there's less money left over after paying your bills. It's a frustrating situation, especially when you're working harder than ever to keep your business growing. You're certainly not alone. According to the … [Read more...]
How Wearable Technology Is Changing the Way Entrepreneurs Capture and Share Their Work
Brought to you by Oakley: The Changing Way Businesses Document Their Work Not long ago, most small businesses had a fairly simple approach to presenting themselves online: a website, a handful of product photos, and maybe a brochure. That’s still part of the picture, but customers increasingly want to see what goes on behind the scenes. They want to know how a product is … [Read more...]