Entries by The Glass Hammer

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Catalyst Award Winner: CH2M Hill

“We’ve always had an inclusive culture,” said Catherine Santee, CFO of the full-service engineering and construction leader CH2M Hill, “so we built our [goals for a more inclusive environment] on that.” Their award-winning U.S.-based initiative “Constructing Pathways for Women Through Inclusion,” includes strategic programs for the recruitment, development, retention and advancement of women. Last week, […]

The Glass Ceiling: Who Said That?

by Paige Churchman (New York City) We all talk about the glass ceiling, but do you know when the term began? Or whom we have to thank for it? Take a guess: A) In 1971, Gloria Steinem coined the term in the premiere issue of Ms. Magazine. B) Carol Hymowitz and Timothy Schellhardt used it […]

Ask-A-Recruiter: Phantom Job Postings

Contributed by Caroline Ceniza-Levine of SixFigureStart Last week, my coaching firm hosted our monthly free coaching call, where we answered questions from jobseekers about the hiring process. Not one, but two questions were submitted about phantom job postings: Why do recruiters post listings for jobs that don’t exist? Why do companies consistently list job openings, […]

Deal Making Without Dollars – The Art of Revenue Share Deals

When the economy is strong, and the rising tide lifts all boats, everyone is behind revenue share deals: it’s a win-win. From the largest companies like Cisco (who just closed an innovative ad rev split deal with Warner Music for Cisco’s new social platform service) to the newest start-ups, media companies have long relied on […]

Catalyst Awards Conference

On March 30th, top business women and men gathered at New York’s Waldorf Astoria for the 2009 Catalyst Awards Conference. This year the event celebrated Baxter International Inc., CH2M HILL, Gibbons P.C., and KPMG LLP for their innovative programs designed to support diversity in the workplace, including the advancement of women. “This year’s award-winning initiatives […]

Foreign Women Lawyers’ Association Monthly Meeting (Tokyo)

Discussion Topic: Korean Comfort Women: The Pros and Cons of Using International Human Rights Law as an Advocacy Platform The FWLA is honored to invite Dr. Etsuro Totsuka, Professor of International Human Rights Law at Ryukoku University’s School of Law, as our special guest speaker for our April 7th meeting. Dr. Totsuka will address the […]

Movers and Shakers: Metal Industry

By Sima Matthes (New York City) A quick Google search of “Women in Metal” generates a long list of women in heavy metal bands and women clad only in metal. Fortunately, a more in depth search reveals that there are women working in the metal industry today, climbing to the upper echelons of some of […]