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Facing fears and changing careers
This isn’t Sharon Ramsey's first career move—and it probably won’t be her last.
Wanted: More female talent
A growing wave of Capital Region companies are going all out to recruit more women to their workforce.
Apply or nominate someone for the Business Awards & Hall of Fame
We’re looking for successful entrepreneurs, executives, companies and legacy business professionals in the Capital Region. Honors include Hall of Fame, Businessperson of the Year, Young Businessperson of the Year, and two Company of the Year awards.
Getting the most from Facebook
How to get the best results when marketing your business on the world’s largest social network.
Fall looks for more than just 9 to 5
Browse this season's collection of professional wear from Capital Region boutiques.
Meet Louisiana’s Female Founder 100: Sevetri Wilson
What does this entrepreneur share with Joanna Gaines, Rhiana and Serena Williams?
Stories of ‘mom guilt’
It can feel like a no-win situation. Working mothers face guilt for giving up family time; stay-at-home moms may regret not earning income.
From ‘little company’ to multimillion-dollar firm
Louisiana Fire Extinguisher CEO Sarah Grace Brooks' mantra: 'We need to think bigger.'
Leadership and your natural abilities
Ever wonder how your leadership potential could best be developed?
Jennifer Maggio talks transformation
Her nonprofit, Life of a Single Mom, is pursuing an aggressive growth plan: 100 new chapters nationwide.
The dress code: How professional women express their style
Two Baton Rouge women share how they balance personal fashion sense with workplace expectations.
Dear 25-year-old me: Here’s some advice.
Four successful Baton Rouge women on the advice they would give if met face-to-face with their 25-year-old selves.Â
Communicate better with colleagues
Five Baton Rouge professionals share the communication styles and strategies that have been most successful for them.
At Work with Colleen Waguespack
Entrepreneur Colleen Waguespack shares some of her tips and tricks to tackle the day.
Women to Watch: Sophia Macias
When 11-year-old Sophia Macias didn’t see a space for local girls her age to connect over golf, she created one.
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.
Mission creep
It’s the thousands of small decisions that end up defining our days, years, and ultimately our life.
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?Â
When it comes to social media, you have to ‘own it’
Social media can be a marketing goldmine. It can define your brand promise, and showcase your company’s personality.
Is it OK to cry in the workplace?
Did you know nearly half of working women have cried on the clock? And no, we’re not sexist for addressing this in a women’s...
