To mark World Entrepreneurs’ Day, Telegraph Women Editor, Claire Cohen, asked those in the know to give us their best advice for female founders. So whether you’re thinking about starting a business, in the throes of it, or considering scaling… Continue Reading
By Women’s Chapter Founder, Michelle de Klerk We lead such busy lives, juggling work, family and home commitments, that we barely get time to indulge our passions and interests, let alone find time to network. The idea of giving up… Continue Reading
By Jo Glynn-Smith for Harpers Bazaar, June 2016 In Harpers Bazaar’s weekly series, Jo Glynn-Smith meets working women to discuss the secrets to their success. Each week, Jo Glynn-Smith interviews a successful woman to find out how she made it… Continue Reading
By Hannah Ford, March 2018 Ahead of the deadline for gender pay gap transparency on April 4, by which time all companies with over 250 employees must have reported their figures, Hannah Ford, a lawyer at Stevens & Bolton, specialising… Continue Reading
By Michelle de Klerk, March 2018 Last year was a momentous for gender equality: from a string of countries in the Caribbean and Latin American making historic moves to end child marriage to the rise of the #MeToo movement; Saudi… Continue Reading
By Michelle de Klerk As a woman in business, I am always looking to invest in my personal development – but with the plethora of online coaches, business bibles and success hacks out there, it’s often hard to know whose… Continue Reading
By Michelle de Klerk We all know that juggling family, home and work commitments requires military precision – and more often than not, something has to give. But that doesn’t always have to be networking. Because where there is a… Continue Reading
Here, our founder Michelle de Klerk, talks to Telegraph Women about facing her fears. Having lived and worked in South Africa, Paris, Taiwan, London, Hong Kong and Washington, Michelle de Klerk has worn many hats. From hard news and investigative… Continue Reading