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When Karen Kaplan, 53, first walked through the doors of Hill Holliday in 1982, she had no advertising experience, or even the shorthand skills to work as a secretary. The 22-year-old was placed at the front desk of the Interpublic-owned shop as a receptionist — the bottom of the agency ladder. More
Can a smartphone game do more than just entertain you? Angelique Mannella thinks so. As CEO and founder of Montreal-based startup Decode Global, Angelique wants to build mobile games that are not only fun and engaging, but also engineered for social impact.
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In February, Yahoo’s new CEO Marissa Mayer made headlines when she revoked her employees’ privilege to work from home. She also kicked off a national conversation about whether working from home makes employees more productive, or whether it makes them less innovative, and whether a male CEO would have gotten as much flak for making the same decision. But Mayer herself has remained silent on the issue since she issued the controversial memo — until now. More
When Margaret Thatcher was getting into politics, she worked to lower her speaking voice to be taken more seriously. Now a new study finds that CEOs with deeper voices earn an average of $187,000 more a year, and run significantly larger companies — the men, that is. The finding for women was even more surprising. More
Xerox CEOÂ Ursula Burns doesn’t need to spout inspirational quotes in order to be inspirational: She started as an intern at the company and rose to become the first African-American female CEO of a Fortune 500 company. Bam. Inspiration. That said, we love this speech she delivered at Catalyst’s annual awards conference on Tuesday, as summarized by the Wall Street Journal. Her unconventional tips include marrying an older guy, and skipping the guilt trips. More
Yesterday, President Obama nominated a woman named Sally Jewell to replace outgoing Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar. Jewell is a former oil company engineer, and also a conservation advocate; she’s the CEO of a major company, and now, an aspiring public servant. In short, she’s kinda fascinating! Here are three things to know about her. More
The Hollywood Reporter put out its annual ‘Most Powerful Women in Hollywood’ issue this week. Most of the most powerful women are heads of studios (Anne Sweeney, co-chairman of Disney Media Networks came in at number one) but by the time we were in the 40′s we got to Tina Fey and blockbuster queens Kristen Stewart, Jennifer Lawrence and Meryl Streep came in at 50. But when a number of these powerful women (and a few men) were asked what it would be like if women really did run Hollywood, their answers were surprising. More
Yahoo CEO and maternity leave controversy star Marissa Mayer conducted her first interview since taking over Yahoo at the FortuneMost Powerful Women event, an invitation-only dinner in Palo Alto that took place Tuesday evening. In addition to being asked about Yahoo’s strategy, she was the inevitable question of how she is doing it all. Considering that when it was announced that she was pregnant at the same time she was becoming CEO of Yahoo many people could not believe both of these events could happen at the same time without the world imploding. Now Marissa is no ordinary human being but her life strategy sounded like a lot of people’s. Paying tribute to her homestate of Wisconsin she said, ”I think that for me, it’s God, family and Yahoo—in that order.” More
Jan Fields, president of McDonald’s USA has stepped down from her post. She will be succeeded by Jeff Stratton, currently the company’s global chief restaurant officer. Her exit was announced a week after disappointing global restaurant sales for the chain were reported. McDonald’s has been losing customers to rival fast-food chains like Burger King and Taco Bell. This marked its first decline in sales in nine years. More
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Ideas make the world go ’round — and in the business world, one innovative thought can spark lasting change in an organization, increase productivity and effectiveness, and even land you a job opportunity! For some bright members of the labor force, all it took was one idea to take them from the bottom rungs of the corporate ladder to being a major player in the organization’s success.
Examining these remarkable examples of everyday women who weren’t afraid to share their bright ideas and were eventually placed or considered for job major roles at the CEO, president, and director levels shows that often all you need is one epiphany moment to supercharge your career. More
Allison Schickel had an idea. Living in Austin, TX with her husband and two daughters Mackenzie and Monya, she knew for a long time she wanted to design a robe with a front-opening bra built inside for personal support and comfort. She constructed a prototype with her own robe and a sports bra. After years of research – fitting and re-fitting – the Original Brobe was born. More
The first day of Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit was on Tuesday and it packed strong and successful women, including CEOs, writers and actresses, into one room. Among the nuggets of wisdom these women showered on the crowd, there were some that stood out more than others. Whether they were more inspirational, more true, or just funnier than others, these are what we think were the best quotes from the summit so far. Take notes. More
Wow. Someone doesn’t have a clear separation between her work life and personal life. But with a two week maternity leave, we already knew that about Marissa Mayer, CEO of Yahoo. And show is using the tool of crowdsourcing to find a name for her one day old baby boy. More
For most high school girls, prom plans, college applications, pranks and puppy love are what make up the majority of senior year. But 20 year-old co-CEO of MySocialCloud, Stacey Ferreira was too busy launching her own business. She may have missed prom but she turned a tweet from Sir Richard Branson into a million dollar investment, so things worked out pretty well.
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