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Advocacy & Community Involvement

United Way of Central Iowa’s Women United chapter celebrates 20-year anniversary

By Emily Kestel If you had told Dr. Andy McGuire in 2002 that in 20 years, the United Way of Central Iowa’s Women United program would raise more than $26 million toward early childhood education, it’s safe to say she Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Leadership

‘I meant it as a compliment’: Stopping microaggressions against women in your workplace

By Suzanna de Baca, President and CEO, Business Publications Corp. When I was starting out my post-MBA career in the male-dominated world of investment management, there were few women in the business. I got a lot of comments about my Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Guest Opinion

The impact of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Iowa’s ‘I Am Enough’ program

By Sara Bishop, communications specialist, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Iowa  Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Iowa’s “I Am Enough” mentoring program empowers young girls in our community.  “I am proud to serve as an ‘I Am Enough’ Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Advocacy & Community Involvement

Iowa Women’s Foundation announces $3M Legacy Grant Fund campaign

By Emily Kestel When a group of 27 women met at the Iowa Memorial Union in Iowa City in 1994, the Violence Against Women Act was weeks away from becoming law. Hillary Clinton was a year away from giving her Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Career Pathways & Advancement

We asked: How do you define success? What does success look like for you?

By Emily Kestel, Fearless editor The ideas of how people perceive success and ambition have always piqued my interest. For a while, I equated success with making a lot of money, achieving big things and having an outsized impact on Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Leadership

Closer Look: Rachelle Keck, President, Grand View University

By Sarah Bogaards, Business Record staff writer Hometown: Mount Pleasant/Clinton Education: Bachelor of Arts in psychology, Wartburg College; Juris Doctor, University of Iowa; Ph.D. in education, Drake University Family: Husband, four children Age: 52 Contact: president.keck@grandview.edu Since July, Rachelle Keck Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Child Care

Would a $4/hour pay increase for child care workers reduce attrition rates in the industry? Yes, according to one experiment in Iowa City

Three members of first Idea Accelerator Iowa City cohort study child care workforce crisis By Emily Kestel If child care workers in Iowa were given a $4 per hour pay increase, what would that give them?  Breathing room. Ease of Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Child Care

Businesses have a role to play in addressing Iowa’s child care crisis. Sheri Penney can help.

A Closer Look: Sheri Penney, employer engagement director, Iowa Women’s Foundation By Emily Kestel Hometown: Lives in Osage, originally from Williamsburg Family: Husband Chris; twin 10-year old boys, Hayden and Holden; daughter Caroline, 8  Education: Kirkwood Community College, bachelor’s in Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Leadership

Leading Fearlessly: Do women do hard things better?

Research shows female employees often possess specific leadership attributes needed in tough times By Suzanna de Baca, Business Publications Corp. president and CEO Women do hard things better. I did a double take when I saw that statement in a Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago
Leadership

Seven top University of Iowa female leaders on gender representation

By Emily Barske, Business Record editor One of our goals with Fearless is to connect with people across the state who share goals similar to our mission of empowering Iowa women to succeed in work and life. So far this Read more…

By Emily Kestel, 3 years3 years ago

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