For the past three years, I've been doing something I never expected to be doing at this stage of my life. Grieving. Not quietly, in a corner somewhere — but out loud, in boardrooms and green rooms and strategy sessions. Managing teams. Making decisions. Showing up as a leader. Signing contracts and giving notes and holding space for other people's uncertainty while quietly drowning in my own. My husband and partner of 33 years was gone. The world kept moving. And so did I —

Working on the Visions of Strength research report was a truly enlightening and transformative experience for me. The opportunity to...

I'm frequently approached by members of my sister circle seeking advice on leaving corporate America. Here's what I can say for sure:...

This month would have marked my 30th wedding anniversary—a day I eagerly awaited for years. My husband and I had planned to celebrate by...

A manager once told me that my peers didn’t respect me because I self-identified as “Black” first, and a “Woman” second. I know… I know,...

Over the recent year, I've read several articles about why Black and Latina women are leaving Corporate America as if the reason is some...

Having the courage to admit your flaws and confront your role in the dysfunction of your life takes real courage! Last week I had the...

Last week, I had the pleasure of joining The BOSS Network as the keynote speaker for its annual Boss On Campus High Tea event at Howard...

What an inspirational story to kick off International Women's Day! There are so many women doing extraordinary things to impact the world...

In February, I celebrated Black History Month by giving back. I volunteered my time to educate teens and adults about Teen Dating...