Education & Workforce

Cultivating the next gen of entrepreneurs

Deborah Sternberg started the Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge a year ago—and already its impact is promising.

Navigating post #MeToo waters at work

Two years have passed since the #MeToo movement took hold. But have working relationships between men and women changed for the better? 

News alert: IBM meets revised hiring goal with state

IBM, after receiving a two-year extension, hits its promised hiring goal for its Baton Rouge operations with 811 full-time employees.

Kathleen Blanco: Losing a ‘champion’

Kathleen Blanco, Louisiana's first and only female governor, should be remembered for much more than her response to Hurricane Katrina. She was a dedicated public servant who worked to improve education in the state.

Top 5 office design trends

Work spaces are adapting to accommodate the demands of younger employees.

Is it OK to cry in the workplace?

Did you know nearly half of working women have cried on the clock? And...
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Coaching a driven young innovator to collaborate

Asked + Answered is a new recurring feature in The Network. We pose reader...

Baton Rouge businesswomen find greater success with a pack

Many of Baton Rouge's most successful businesswomen have one thing in common: a pack...

Shonta Greenwood, whether its football or industry, breaks barriers

Breaking into circles dominated by men—and then rising to the top—is something Shonta Greenwood...

Video: Dima Ghawi on boosting confidence for your professional growth

In this video for The Network, leadership keynote speaker and executive coach Dima Ghawi...