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The Badass Business Women movement is revolutionizing the way women express themselves in the business environment. We are impacting the way we see ourselves, the way we see each other, and the way our male colleagues relate to us. So many of us are waiting for someone to notice us. Why aren’t we announcing who we are and the big things we are capable of? What this world needs is more Badass Business Women – women embracing their unique edge, who think big and act in the face of their fear. As a businesswoman there’s a certain protocol: Be professional. Be appropriate. Let your hair down after work, not from 9-5. Badass Business Women embodies the opposite. We encourage you to be outrageously self-expressed. We give you the freedom to be yourself. We challenge you to throw your personality into your business. Business is no longer about fitting in. It’s about standing out. Just as the civil rights movement and women's liberation movement dramatically shifted personal and public perception, the Badass Business Women's movement seeks to do the same. We are developing our capacity to trust ourselves and each other, ask for what we want, move with velocity, and have fun while we’re making money. In doing so we not only build million $ women led enterprises, but will pave the way so the next generation of girls grows up excited to express their unique gifts in a business world that eagerly welcomes them. In addition to the core authors, this book was written with a "crowd-sourced" approach. The list of contributors includes: Heather Robson, Stephanie Tisch, Ellen Sue Burton, Patty Soffer, Jenn Kutchey, Julia Wakefield, Ishita Gupta, Erin Snyder, Janie Kizorek, Rachel Stroud, Amber Izzard, Lara Allen Fabans, Michelle Meier, Alina Navarro, Maria L Hechavarria, Yi Tao, Penny Phillips, Vincena Jackson, Ximena Romero, Reshonda Howell, Liz Smiley, Bridget Carey, Claudia Lima, Debbie Wysocki, Robin Ford, Heidi Moss, Brenda Mabbitt, Michelle Kramer, Martina Reisman, Kali Wasenko, Kathleen Gallagher, Susan Berkman, Mara Schiff, Brenda Leguisamo, Nanette Saylor, Paula Ehrilich, Ann Shea, Tabatha Mudra, Heidi Richards Mooney, Osmara Vindel, Jody Ann Johnson, Susan Cromer Garcia, Tracey Hagen, Wendy Crocquet, Deirdre Nero, April Norris and Anais Ganouna. In addition the book recognizes our favorite Badass Business Women who paved the way for us: Gloria Steinem, Ellen DeGeneres, Barbara Corcoran, Nan Mooney, Adriana Gardella, Gloria Feldt, Angelina Jolie, Madonna, Oprah Winfrey, Barbara Walters, Margaret Thatcher, Meg Whitman, Anna Quindlen, Alessandra Lariu, Barbra Streisand, Camille Paglia, Nell Merlino, Marissa Mayer, Diane Sawyer, Suze Orman, Martina Navratilova, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Katie Couric and Gloria Estefan.
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About the Author:
Jessica Kizorek is a serial entrepreneur, author, and adjunct professor at the Miami Ad School. She speaks publicly on the topics of women in business, success strategies, and the rise of online video for marketing and non-profit fundraising. This is her fifth book. Michelle Villalobos teaches business concepts and skills to professionals – especially women – in a fun, entertaining way. Michelle specializes in topics of interpersonal communication, productivity and personality type, and how to apply them effectively for marketing, sales, networking and team-building. Marci Alt is an entrepreneur, and the founder of The Gay Community Yellow Pages (GCYP). Created in 1991, her company, now Carma Productions Inc., continues to produce the GCYP in Atlanta and South Florida. As the CEO and Publisher of Carma Productions and creator of the mobile application "Gayboorhood," Marci consistently fights to meet the needs of our ever changing world. She has worked ceaselessly for over 25 years fighting every day for equal rights of all LGBT Americans. Nell Merlino is Founder, President and CEO of Count Me In for Women’s Economic Independence, the leading national not-for-profit provider of resources for women to grow their micro businesses into million $ enterprises. She is author of “Stepping Out of Line: Lessons for Women Who Want It Their Way in Life, in Love, and at Work,” from Broadway Books. Throughout her career, Nell Merlino has been inspiring millions of people to take action. She is the creative force behind Take Our Daughters to Work Day, which moved more than 71 million Americans to participate in a day dedicated to giving girls the opportunity to dream bigger about their future.
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- PublisherPSI Publications
- Publication date2011
- ISBN 10 1884230172
- ISBN 13 9781884230172
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages78
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