A couple of months ago, Daria (aka @mominmanagement) told me that she was putting together a series on Women and the Executive Image. She wanted to know if I wanted to participate.
Sometimes things happen in your life that are a complete and total blessing, even if you don’t realize the full implications right away. As it happened, Daria’s series, and the other amazing women who participated, opened up a very important dialog about where women are in the business world. Lots of women commented on each post in the series describing their experiences as women in environments traditionally dominated by men.
Inspired by Daria and the conversation she created, I’ve invited seven women to help me write a sequel. This time, the conversation will focus on women and Social Media.
Rather than listening to me talk about this subject, I thought it would be great to bring other women’s voices into the mix. Each of these seven women will post their contribution on their own site, and I will link to it from here. The series will run on Thursdays beginning next week! Here is the line-up you have to look forward to (I can’t wait!)!
Daria Giron @mominmanagement
Scheduled for Thursday, March 24th
Topic: On gender and Social Media
Chanelle Schneider @WriterChanelle
Scheduled for Thursday, March 31st
Topic: Interviews with Baby Boomer women about looking for jobs today
Heidi Cohen @HeidiCohen
Scheduled for Thursday, April 7
Topic: Girls Just Want to Socialize
Amber Cleveland @ambercleveland
Scheduled for Thursday, April 14
Topic: Women support women, but women don’t *just* support women
Jill Manty @mantywebdesgins
Scheduled for Thursday, April 21st
Topic: How do men and women respond to Social Media?
Dawn Westerberg @dwesterberg
Scheduled for Thursday, April 28th
Topic: The labels you choose
Carol Roth @caroljsroth
Scheduled for Thursday, May 5th
Topic: How Social Media dehumanizes humans
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