Cheryl Robinson

The words leaders choose, the phrases they employ, and the linguistic patterns they adopt play a vital role in shaping how they are perceived by stakeholders.

Women in their 50s bring a wealth of knowledge to their professional environments. It’s important not to diminish your ideas; speak up and acknowledge your value.

Hasbro’s Women Innovators of Play recognizes trailblazers across industries that are sharing ideas and advancing women leadership.

It’s ok to fail as long as you learn a lesson; don’t let this setback deter you from pivoting and starting something new. Here’s how to start again.

Taylor McFadden, Brandy Schultz, Barbaranne Wylde and Daniella Clarke demonstrate that sharing the limelight doesn’t mean dimming your star.

The principles underlying video game design and player engagement—called video game theory—offer valuable insights for today’s leaders.

Sondra Goldschein runs the Campaign for a Family Friendly Economy, a political organization that backs candidates who want to improve the quality of life for citizens.

The most resilient business leaders learn from mistakes, pivot their ideas or start something new. Here are 3 steps that take entrepreneurs below-the-surface to rebrand.

Post-election stress is real. Here’s how leaders can prepare for and help mitigate workplace anxiety for their employees.

Women’s sports is finally prioritizing performance data collection and analysis needed to enhance training regimens for female athletes. Kitman Labs partnered with NWSL.