women in business

Each year, Linkage recognizes an exceptional leader with the Legend in Leadership Award. The leaders who make up the Legends in Leadership legacy inspire and lead with a keen sense of purpose, and they have dedicated their careers—and arguably their life journeys—to activating a deeper purpose in those around them. Read more about Linkage’s 2022 Legend in Leadership, Anne Chow.

Each year, Linkage recognizes an exceptional leader with the “Legends in Leadership” Faculty Chair. The leaders who make up the Legends in Leadership legacy inspire and lead with a keen sense of purpose, and they have dedicated their careers—and arguably their life journeys—to activating a deeper purpose in those around them. Read more about Linkage’s 2021 Legend in Leadership, Carla Harris.

Linkage’s Women in Leadership Executive Impact Award recognizes executives who have demonstrated a deep commitment to the advancement of women leaders at their organizations, and who have ignited lasting and impactful change for women through their leadership. Nominate an extraordinary leader now, before the June 30 deadline.

Portrayed in the best-selling book and Oscar-nominated film Hidden Figures, Katherine Johnson is best known for developing equations that sent astronauts into orbit, and later, to the moon. In this blog, we remember Katherine for her extraordinary work, and imagine what it would have been like to meet such an incredible woman.

In honor of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, we’re sharing some hot topics and headlines that highlight how far we’ve come–and how far we still have to go. 

Despite a recent surge in interest in the advancement of women leaders and gender parity in the workplace, organizations continue to lack clear strategies, tangible action plans and target goals. As we approach International Women’s day on March 8th, I encourage you to ask yourself what you’re doing to advance the women in your life.