Career advice
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I'm a Financial Planner—Here's What to Know If You Haven't Filed Your Taxes Yet
First: Don't panic.
By Kendall Meade
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‘She Pivots’ With Pinky Cole: Using Resilience to Thrive
The restauranter turned a small side hustle and a giant setback into a multi-million dollar business.
By Emily Tisch Sussman
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'She Pivots' Podcast: Vanderpump Rules' Lala Kent
Kent's rise to reality fame started when she moved to Los Angeles from Utah and was discovered at SUR, the restaurant featured on 'Vanderpump Rules.' Entering the Bravo TV world would change her life.
By Emily Tisch Sussman
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Women Have Reclaimed Ambition—Now, Let’s Reframe It
Author and activist Meena Harris explains why the word "ambitious" may no longer serve the women who seek it out.
By Meena Harris
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VC Fundraising for Black and Latinx Female Founders Just Hit a Historic High of 1%
Finally, a silver lining for women and underrepresented groups in the startup economy: Female founders of color are receiving higher levels of funding, according to digitalundivided's biennial Project Diane report.
By Tanya Benedicto Klich
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'She Pivots' With Vice President Kamala Harris: Stepping Into Her Power
VP Harris is no stranger to being in spaces where others doubt she belongs. In fact, she has made a career of pivoting into roles where she was often the first woman and first Black woman to hold that position.
By Emily Tisch Sussman
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Tried-and-True Tips for Women Business Owners, From a Trusted Small Business Banker
Amidst the economic uncertainty of 2023, planning for the future is more important—and challenging—than ever.
By Sponsored
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When Self-Funding Affects Your Self-Worth
Today’s venture capital process continues to fail female founders, forcing many to risk their own savings to start a business. But that can come at a cost to their personal well-being.
By Tanya Benedicto Klich
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Leadership Essentials for Women Entrepreneurs that Never Go Out of Style
Angela Antonio is a Senior Vice President; Small Business Region Executive at Bank of America in California, leading a team of approximately 200 people.
By Sponsored
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Career-Cushioning: How to Take Action Now
Hiring freezes and mass layoffs continue to rattle the job market. Yet, despite the unknowns, there are still ways to get ahead in your career.
By Catherine Fisher
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The Weaponization of Weddings
It's time for the entire wedding industry to stand up for marriage equality, writes Zola's Shan-Lyn Ma.
By Shan-lyn Ma
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How to Invest in Your Thirties
Meet the twists and new considerations of your thirties head-on to make this your most lucrative decade yet.
By Alexa von Tobel
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Want to Launch a Business This Year? Make the Recipe Your Own
Breakthrough ideas don’t have to be invented from scratch every time. They can also be reinvented.
By Candace Nelson
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Preparing Your Career for the Metaverse
Your holistic guide to the Metaverse—and beyond.
By Megan DeMatteo
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Investing for Impact
As more women accumulate wealth, interest in ESG investing is positioned to soar. But it’s not that simple.
By Tanya Benedicto Klich
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The Co-CEO Model: A Win-Win Model for Women Entrepreneurs?
It’s typically been seen as a one-man job, but these female leaders are demonstrating the advantages of dynamic duos.
By Elana Lyn Gross
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Whether You’re a New Entrepreneur or an Established Business Owner, Ask Yourself These Three Questions
Simple tips for setting your small business up for success in 2023.
By Sponsored
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Why Issa Rae Loves Backing Local Small Businesses
The actress and producer chats about her plethora of businesses, her approach to investing, and how going “local” drives her strategy.
By Tanya Benedicto Klich
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Building the Billion-Dollar Path Forward for Female Entrepreneurs
Women-led IPOs and M&As hit a record high in 2021. Are these leaders the key to reshaping and diversifying American corporate culture—and, more importantly, will they open the door for the next generation of female founders?
By Tanya Benedicto Klich
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Hustle Culture Harms Women of Color the Most
Systemic issues in the workplace mean that an ethos of constant grind causes disproportionate harm to underrepresented professionals.
By Patrice Peck
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How the United Aviate Academy Is Training the Next Generation of Aviators
United’s flight school offers unparalleled training and mentorship opportunities for aspiring pilots of all backgrounds.
By Sponsored
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How Chase and United Are Helping You Achieve Your Travel Dreams Faster Than Ever
By combining the United℠ Business Card with the United℠ Explorer Card, United Cardmembers earn more miles and more perks just by doing the things they love.
By Sponsored
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Three Founders on their Origin Stories, Fundraising, and Their Decision to Sell
Panelists at Marie Claire's 2022 Power Trip summit got real about the ups and downs of starting a company.
By Brooke Knappenberger
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Planning for Your Future, Fabulous Self
Whether you're a Millennial, Gen-Z, or even a Gen-A employee, one day you'll retire from the workforce. The hope is that our younger selves have saved appropriately so we can live out our golden years comfortably—and perhaps more fabulously and worry-free than you ever imagined.
By Jacey J. Cosentino
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Carey Mulligan on Starring in 'She Said' and the Story's Impact on Hollywood
The actress sat down with journalist Lisa Ling at Marie Claire's 2022 Power Trip summit.
By Brooke Knappenberger
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Business Leaders on Using Their Companies as Vehicles for Change
These women are making a serious impact.
By Brooke Knappenberger
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Jessica Chastain on Amplifying Women’s Voices, the Pay Gap in Hollywood, and More
The Academy Award–winner was joined by her Freckle Films partner, Kelly Carmichael, at Marie Claire’s 2022 Power Trip summit.
By Brooke Knappenberger