Celebrating the Brilliant Woman in Business & Leadership + African Fashion
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook Co-Founder and CEO, sat with Sam Altman of Y Combinator to discuss how to build the future company. In his discussion, he delved into the early days of Facebook, building the company, hiring, having some team members quit because they longer believed in the vision, and much more. “The best companies that get …
Bukky Karibi-Whyte, a Ladybrille Woman alum and one of Nigeria and Africa’s top women in the public relations industry, shares helpful insights on effective brand building (signature, visuals, color) reputation management (crisis management), hiring practices and much more. The popular personality, who appeared on The Under40CEOs to share her insights, is the founder of Nigeria’s …
Fortune Magazine just concluded its annual Fortune’Most Powerful Women’ Summit. This year’s event was held in Laguna Niguel, California from October 17-19, 2016, and featured some really interesting conversations affecting women in business and leadership. The 2016 theme was ‘Building a Better Future,’ and participants included Apple Senior Vice President Angela Ahrendts, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative …
Evan Carmichael has compiled the top 50 rules for women entrepreneurs from some of the most brilliant women in business. Watch and listen to Oprah, Beyonce, J.K. Rowling, Alex Morgan and Martha Stewart share their rules for success in business. Photocredit: Beyonce Instagram Ladybrille MagazineFounded in 2007, Ladybrille® Magazine is a California based pioneer digital …
Nigerian women have proven their grit in the areas of business and governance. Nigeria is home to some of the most successful women entrepreneurs in the world who have overcome very difficult challenges including lack of access to funding, and power outages to scale their businesses. CNBC Africa’s Didi Akinyelure sits down with some of …
Fashion designer and philanthropist Tory Burch sat with CNN Money to discuss her fashion company and her foundation to empower women. She also discussed funding for women, access to capital being a systematic impediment for women, and how she came to embrace the word “ambition.” She says, “there is definitely sexism (in business) and that …