Entries by The Glass Hammer

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Why Negotiating and Networking Go Hand in Hand

On Tuesday, The Glass Hammer hosted our latest event on career management. Sponsored by Accenture, Bloomberg, and Sungard, the event discussed how women can build professional negotiation skills, and provided tips on networking and how to navigate tricky office politics. Panelist Carol Frohlinger, Principal at Negotiating Women Inc. and co-author of Her Place at the […]

Honoring Powerful Female Role Models

By Melissa J. Anderson (New York City) Today marked the 18th Annual Women of Distinction Breakfast hosted by the Girl Scout Council of Greater New York. The event honored 5 professional women, and one future leader. With more than 23,000 girl scouts, and the goal to expand to 100,000 girls by 2017, the Girl Scout […]

Remote Working and Productivity

By Elizabeth Harrin (London) “Fifty-five per cent of businesses are seeing more home working now than before the recession,” said Mick Hegarty, Strategy and Communication Director at BT Business. Productivity is up by 20% in those who work flexibly compared with those who don’t, he went on. BT have generated a saving of between £6million […]

Women and Workplace Flexibility: Canaries in the Coal Mine

Contributed by Betsy Bagley, Work-Life Strategy Consultant, NLC Strategies Work-Life types from across the country descended on Dallas last month for the first regional forum of the National Dialogue of Workplace Flexibility hosted by the Women’s Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor. The four regional forums in Texas, California, Illinois and New York are designed to […]

Calling All Intrepid Women!

By Melissa J. Anderson (New York City) The Glass Hammer is looking for more stories on Intrepid Women – professional women who have a flair for adventure, a love of the unknown, and the courage to step out of their comfort zone. Sound like you, or someone you know? Previous Intrepid Women have included a […]

Getting Personal at The Women’s Conference

By Melissa J. Anderson (New York City) Wednesday marked the last day of The Women’s Conference, a gathering of 14,000 women at the Long Beach Convention Center in California – plus several smaller teleconferenced gatherings around the globe. The annual event, now twenty-five years old, was hosted by California’s First Lady, Maria Shriver – who […]

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WOWS 2010: Innovation, Ideas, and Action

By Natalie Sabia (New York City) Good conversation, interesting people, warm energy and high powered women are all ways to describe Deutsche Bank’s 16th Annual Women on Wall Street Conference, which is dedicated to the courageous women who represent great power and achievements. Sold out in a matter of 15 minutes, The Women on Wall […]