Member Spotlight – Kelsey Stephenson, NEW Twin Cities
Our next Region Member Spotlight is Kelsey Stephenson of NEW Twin Cities! "I’ve valued making new connections and learning to become a better advocate in the workplace," says Kelsey.
Our next Region Member Spotlight is Kelsey Stephenson of NEW Twin Cities! "I’ve valued making new connections and learning to become a better advocate in the workplace," says Kelsey.
Regina Huber shares tips for staying engaged while working from home, sourced from her experiences as an entrepreneur.
"I have enjoyed every year of involvement," says founding NEW Florida member Teresa Hernandez.
Over the last few weeks, we here at NEW have been transfixed by the events which have drawn the eye of the entire nation. As an organization devoted to advancing all women and supporting diversity and inclusion, we cannot help but want to support the Black community during this impossibly difficult…
"[At NEW, I've valued] meeting other professionals and learning from their challenges and accomplishments in life.
Over the last few weeks, as happens far too often, African-Americans have been subjected to violence and the threat of violence. Acts like these are completely unacceptable at any time and in any place, but the recent concentration of cases and the outpouring of feeling from our members requires a…
Cathy Sutherland, Managing Director and Executive Search Consultant with ZRG Partners, recognizes that "most women would rather go to the dentist than a professional networking event." In this article, she provides tips and tricks for women to conquer the fear of networking and make it work for…
Our Member Spotlight this week is René Robers, NEW Cincinnati! René loves "to connect with other women outside my organization...we learn so much from one another and it’s also a joy to share skills and ideas to inspire others, while building relationships on the foundations of this work."
Our Member Spotlight this week is Lebbiona Couch-Askew, NEW Carolinas! Lebbiona tells us that she most treasures "the genuine relationships that I have built and the careers that I have been able to help establish or grow" from her NEW experiences.
Work and the nature of the workplace will never be the same. In the face of adapting to the adversity presented by COVID-19, we are changing the way we work, live and interact with one another. This may be a hard line in history, which we’ll think of in terms of “before” and “after.”