Women have made vital contributions at a rapid pace over the last three decades in understanding human behavior, emotion, thinking and functioning. And it seems that organizational culture and personal drive in this field are the keys to success.

Being perceived as a leader when interacting with customers, peers, or executives, is the essence of leadership presence.

From BW Businessworld: Interview with Savvy Dilip, COO and co-founder of VideoTap, discussing her journey as a leader, challenges for a woman as a leader and work-life balance issues.

Believe in yourself. May sound like corny advice, but it works for successful female CEOs.

"Women need to continue to rise to the top in all industries to ensure that we have more open, innovative and thriving organizations."

Great article from Harvard Business Review on the benefits of women attending networking events!

Amy Sherald, whose portrait of Former First Lady Michelle Obama was unveiled last week, is the first female black artist to paint a portrait for the National Portrait Gallery’s presidential and First Lady gallery.

Eight women from the 40 Women to Watch Over 40 list, who are chosen for both the way they are disrupting industries and creating new models of mentorship, share their used wisdom.

Are diverse companies really more innovative? Rocío Lorenzo and her team surveyed 171 companies to find out -- and the answer was a clear yes.

"2018 is off to a great start already." Check out the 1st quarter message from WWLI Chair, Christine Dellecave