Resource: Why do ambitious women have flat heads Monday 14 November 2016 Share Share to LinkedIn Share to Facebook Share via email News by Dame Staphanie Shirley Dame Stephanie Shirley is the most successful tech entrepreneur you never heard of. In the 1960s, she founded a pioneering all-woman software company in the UK, which was ultimately valued at $3 billion, making millionaires of 70 of her team members. In this frank and often hilarious talk, she explains why she went by “Steve,” how she upended the expectations of the time, and shares some sure-fire ways to identify ambitious women... Read the full story: https://www.ted.com/talks/dame_stephanie_shirley_why_do_ambitious_women_have_flat_heads Like this article? Why not share it. Share to LinkedIn Share to Facebook Share via email Topic: Workplace Culture “You need to truly empathise, rather than being performative” Tamara Box CMgr CCMI, our Chartered Companion of the Month, explains the importance of listening and embracing difference Read article Article Topic: Highlights – 26 November How are you planning to spend the ‘winter arc’? Plus, the value of CMI accreditation for accidental managers Read article Article Topic: Difficult Conversations How to lead through redundancies – and rebuild trust and culture Advice for managers and leaders on guiding teams through the hardest transitions – and turning them into moments of growth Read article Article Topic: Net zero: how can managers shift the dial? At the launch event for CMI’s report, a panel of experts shared their top sustainability tips Read article Listicle Resource The information on this page is designed to help you to develop ever more compelling business proposals and presentations. Take a look at our selection of tools which could help support you. Members See More CMI Members have access to thousands of online learning and CPD resources. Learn more about our membership benefits Join The Community CMI offers a variety of flexible membership solutions, tailored to your needs. Find out more and get involved in the CMI community today.
