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The Most Important Advice For Women In 2025

Historic gains for women in business and finance in 2024 can catapult women to the next level – if women can get out of their own way. Here’s the most important advice.Read More

How Women Can Look At Their Careers Differently In 2025, Especially In Climate, Energy

Here is great input for how midcareer women can look at their careers differently in 2025 from women leaders who were on Electric Ladies Podcast in 2024 — from all sides of the economy.Read More

The Magic Of Sending Thank You Notes, Even By Email Or Text

Expressing sincere thanks and appreciation reduces stress and also helps build the relationship. It may help build a bridge between people who disagree too. Thank you.Read More

It’s Up To Us – Consumers, The Business Community – And The Media

Maybe those of us who care about an equitable, peaceful, climate-resilient and clean energy economy had gotten complacent. Maybe we thought everyone was seeing the progress we’ve seen. Maybe we didn’t hear how many of our fellow Americans have been suffering badly and feeling unheard – and how they are not finding out about the… Continue reading It’s Up To Us – Consumers, The Business Community – And The Media

From Scarcity To Abundance: How NE Ohio Is Embracing The Green Economy

We’re in a massive economic shift, and Ohio is showing how sustainability is an economic engine. Climate, markets, incentives. New study & guide shows lessons for how.Read More

‘Smart Cities’ Are Resilient, Grow And Serve Their People – Here’s How

We need cities to be “smart” – resilient, efficient & healthy – with millions moving there daily. Here’s how, from the Smart Cities Expo 2024 – no matter who’s leading.Read More

Career Advice For This Time Of Great Change

In this time of great change, I asked 5 leaders who have successfully managed great change for career advice, especially for mid-career women. Here are their answers.Read More

Women Are Voting Early – On Climate As Well As Reproductive Freedom

“Remember the Ladies.” Seems to be a theme in this election – as early voting begins in huge numbers. With 64% of women saying climate is a big issue as well as rights.Read More

Did Hurricane Helene Make It Easier To Talk About The Climate Crisis?

The recent spate of severe extreme weather events – in unexpected places like Asheville, NC- opens the door to reaching different people about the climate crisis.Read More

The SEC Climate Rule Is Responding To Investors — And Good Business

The pictures & videos of hurricane damage reflect the massive financial impact of climate change, & why new SEC rules require more and better climate data from companies.Read More