Entries by The Glass Hammer

The Summit on Leading Diversity

The Summit on Leading Diversity is the nation’s premiere diversity event and plays an integral role in creating and sustaining inclusive work environments that enable organizations to operate more effectively in a global marketplace. Linkage prides itself on the quality and depth of the program and remains committed to showcasing a collection of the most […]

Investing in Energy: Charting a Course in a Changing Landscape

Global demand and supply pressures have combined to create a new pricing paradigm for both crude oil and natural gas, leading to unprecedented volatility in prices, significant developments in nonconventional crude and natural gas supply, and a political realignment based on energy politics, the likes of which has not been seen for decades. Join us […]

How Women Are Changing Philanthropy

Women are increasingly involved in philanthropy – both as individuals and as employees and board members of foundations and not-for-profit organizations. Compared to men, we have a different approach to philanthropy, which is having a significant impact on the field. In this panel discussion we’ll focus on how women are changing philanthropy through their: -Careers […]

In Case You Missed It: News Round-Up

Contributed by Martin Mitchell of the Corporate Training Group In case you were too busy to have kept up with all the news, contributor Martin Mitchell has gathered some important market events from last week to help you start this week well informed: Mergers and Acquisitions Sterlite Industries, part of UK-listed Vedanta Resources, has agreed […]

The Women’s Economic Summit

Did you know…. By the year 2010, women will control 60% of the wealth of the US? Over the last 30 years, women have filled two out of every three new jobs worldwide? 10.1 million firms are owned by women, employ more than 13 million people, and generate $1.9 trillion in sales as of 2008? […]

Eating Well While Working

By Heather Chapman (New York City) It’s all too easy to skip eating a proper meal these days; the long hours at our desks, on the phone, or in meetings leave us promising ourselves that tomorrow will be different. We’ll make time to go to the grocery store tonight, get up just a bit earlier […]

The Corporate Diversity and Inclusion Conference

Faced with rapid–pace globalization, market volatility and shrinking budgets the demands on Corporate Diversity & Inclusion practitioners have never been greater. As companies corner new markets, the 21st century D&I practitioner must master a new cross–section of competencies while demonstrating value and driving overall strategic business growth. To add to these challenges, they must accomplish […]

The Junior League of London

by Elizabeth Harrin (London) “I believe that there is always time available for volunteering,” says Lily Dey, an IT Analyst for Merrill Lynch’s Global Technology Services division. “It’s just a matter of keeping on top of my personal diary and being willing to sacrifice the requisite evenings.” Lily sacrifices plenty of evenings to The Junior […]

Leading Women MASS: Avoiding the Pink Slip Epidemic

Join Dr. Anne Perschel, leadership psychologist and executive coach, who’s expertise includes women leaders, for this teleseminar highlighting what you can do – and what you shouldn’t do – to maintain your job during the economic downturn. Dr. Perschel will answer your specific questions and provide you with general guidelines – dos and don’ts- to […]