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Earlier this summer, we brought you a list of Women in Retail Leadership Circle’s favorite summer beach reads. Well, ladies, we’d now like to share with you a few of our favorite female-hosted podcasts to listen to while lounging on the beach, picnicking in the park, or however you love to spend to your summer! HBR...
The sun is shining, temps are rising and we’re living in our flip-flops — summer is officially here and we’re loving it. Women in Retail Leadership Circle is excited to give three cheers for America this Independence Day, and sharing how we’re celebrating on our brand new Pinterest page! From BBQ and sangria recipes to...
Ahh summer. Flip-flops, sunshine and lazy hammock afternoons with a good book. Nothing beats it! That’s why we’re kicking off the summer with our three favorite reads from these smart, talented writers. Have a great recommendation? Let us know and we’ll feature it on our social accounts over the summer! (Don’t forget to connect with...
We have so many great memories from the Summit - the inspiring sessions, the extraordinary speakers, the swag - but one of our favorites is all the great leadership tips we walked away with. Below are some of our favorite leadership tips from the Summit. If you agree, share and tag us on Instagram and Twitter!
Retail is changing. Mobile devices are glued to consumers’ hands, and brick-and-mortar stores are no longer separate from e-commerce operations — they’re one in the same. A company’s board must be able to keep up with these changes because directors are responsible for representing stockholders, managing policies and making decisions on critical issues. Spencer Stuart,...
We were very excited to learn that Women in Retail Leadership Circle Co-Founder Jennifer DiPasquale was quoted in a great article that appeared in Retail Dive last week. However, it was hard to “like” it since it discussed a very “unlikable” subject: that the retail industry is still very short on women leaders despite the fact...
In the Winter 2016 issue of Total Retail (sister brand of Women in Retail Leadership Circle), the cover story featured the brand’s annual list of the leading female executives in retail. To get know the 17 honorees better, Total Retail sent them each six questions. Here are select answers from some of this year’s honorees to...
We’re raising our girls to be perfect, and we’re raising our boys to be brave, says Reshma Saujani, the founder of Girls Who Code. Saujani has taken up the charge to socialize young girls to take risks and learn to program — two skills they need to move society forward. To truly innovate, we cannot...
In the Winter 2016 issue of Total Retail (sister brand of Women in Retail Leadership Circle), the cover story featured the brand’s annual list of the leading female executives in the retail industry. To get know the 17 honorees better, Total Retail sent them each six profile questions. Here are select answers from some of this year’s honorees to the question, “What’s the...
Flamingos and unicorns typically aren’t things that you would associate with a home improvement retailer. At least until now. Lowe’s new campaign, Make Your Home Happy, is bringing a little fun and humor to the home improvement space, complete with TV commercials featuring said flamingos and unicorns. This new campaign represents a departure from Lowe’s...
