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A new gift from Air Canada will support the Women and Leadership Experts Speakers Series hosted by the Initiative for Women in Business (IWB) at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management. The IWB has been hosting the Speakers Series for 11 years, bringing 4 events each year to the broader Rotman and business community.
Ranjeetha Wakeling, currently lead customer success manager for [24]7, who returned to work after taking seven years off to care for her children.
March 2019
BEATRIX DART, EKTA MENDHI AND MATT FULLBROOKCONTRIBUTED TO THE GLOBE AND MAILPUBLISHED NOVEMBER 23, 2018
Beatrix Dart | LinkedIn Pulse | November 30, 2016
Beatrix Dart | LinkedIn Pulse | September 20, 2016
Beatrix Dart, founder of the Initiative for Women in Business along with two alumni from the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management are among the one hundred prominent women named to the Women’s Executive Network (WXN) list of Canada’s Most Powerful Women for 2016.
Melissa Campeau | Discussion & Analysis Magazine | July/August 2015
TIZIANA CASCIARO | Globe & Mail | May 26, 2015It’s been a frustratingly slow journey for women in business leadership.
Mary Teresa Bitti | Financial Post | October 1, 2014 Diversity and the need for more of it, particularly at the top of organizations, is getting a lot of academic, government and media attention.
CBC Doc Zone | December 4, 2014Why would a recent article in The Atlantic called “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All” create such an international sensation?
Amy Stupavsky | U of T Magazine | Autumn 2013Rotman’s programs for women help bolster careers and leadership abilities
Charlotte Clarke | FT.com | MARCH 3, 2013 An initiative aimed at female professional immigrants has been unexpectedly successful
Geeta Sheker | IEDP.com | February 19 2013A female answer to the old boy's network
WomenWorthWatching.com | November 2, 2012I believe that investing in business education is one of the most important steps a woman can take to advance her career.
FT.com | MAY 15, 2012The executive director advises women to be aware of stereotypes and biases in their work environment
LEAH EICHLER | The Globe and Mail | April 13, 2012Quick: Close your eyes and think of a visionary business leader. Is your example male or female?
Brynna Leslie | Advisor.ca | January 24, 2012As Canada’s population ages, employers have become increasingly aware of the need to develop and retain highly-skilled women to ward off the impending skills shortage.
Beatrix Dart | HuffingtonPost.ca | July 13, 2011
Karen Mazurkewich | Financial Post | Feb. 19, 2010This year, American women will pass a major milestone: They will surpass men in the workplace.