It was a step of faith to say “yes” to a missions trip to Liberia (Africa); I had no idea what this opportunity would encompass. I knew I would have the opportunity to teach and minister with other PAOC pastors and leaders, but I had no idea how this experience would impact my worldview, let alone how my heart would be so profoundly impacted by the things I saw and experienced. 387 more words
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Chronicling 40: Day 65 of 365
How Do the Scriptures Speak of Deborah?
It is incredible how valuable Deborah is to the conversation about women in leadership, when such little is actually written about her in the Scriptures. 460 more words
Chronicling 40: Day 57 of 365
Earlier this year, I attended a branding workshop. I went because I co-lead a growing ministry and with that growth we really needed to hone in our branding. 603 more words
Women in Leadership Event Includes Accomplished Genentech Professional
Hazel Blackhart (JD ’08), a GGU alumnae and Product Manager at Genentech, will be a panelist at the 5th Annual Women in Leadership event in October at GGU. 275 more words
How Working Moms Build and Lead with Limited Time
In the age of startups, #hustle, and productivity gurus, never has so much emphasis been placed on the relationship between hours and success. Typically, this results in a frenetic work ethic that’s not sustainable for working parents and other groups that are responsible for the livelihood of family members. 1,411 more words
If it’s ever been said directly, whispered or inferred that you are a B**TCH in the workplace, please don’t waste energy being offended and don’t lose sleep over it.
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Women in the Corporate World...
When we get to the boardroom, how do we ensure we stay there?
For the past twenty years I have been working in Corporate Jamaica in some form or the other as I have worked in Telecommunications, Tourism and even as an Independent Consultant working with some of Jamaica’s largest private sector companies. 662 more words
