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July 6, 2010
Now Playing:Women Lead the Way: A Guide to Stepping Up to Leadership and Changing the World: Radio Interview with Head Over Heels Host Bonnie Marcus; Head Over Heels: Women's Business Radio Read Full Article; Linda Tarr-Whelan; Read more; Read: Women Lead the Way; Tags: Women's Leadership Initiative

December 11, 2009
Author Leads the Way for Women: Speak Up! Host Pat Lynch talks to Linda Tarr-Whelan about her new book.; Women's Radio News Read Full Article; Linda Tarr-Whelan; By Pat Lynch; Read more; Read: Women Lead the Way; Tags: Women's Leadership Initiative

December 7, 2009

Congressional Briefing with Senator Mary Landrieu

Linda Tarr-Whelan, author of Women Lead the Way, talks about the problem of gender inequality in leadership positions in government and business. Ms. Tarr-Whelan argues that within organizations full gender equality becomes possible as soon as women make up 30% of the leadership. She spoke about the topic at the Capitol Visitor Center in Washington, DC. with Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA), Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), and the State Department's Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues, Melanie Verveer.

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October 30, 2009

Linda Tarr-Whelan: Women Lead The Way

Linda Tarr-Whelan shares some startling facts about women in business and in public life.

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Linda Tarr-Whelan

By Wayne Hurlbert

Entrepreneur and author Linda Tarr-Whelan shares some startling facts about women in business and in public life. She dispels that myths that hold women back and provides real world advice for building women's confidence and skills. She shares ideas for building a collaborative leadership model for women base on communication and cooperation.

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October 20, 2009

Women Lead the Way

Linda Tarr-Whelan discusses her book with the AARP's Prime Time Radio

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Linda Tarr-Whelan

With the historic campaigns of women in the 2008 national election, the temptation is to crow, in the words of the old cigarette ad, "You've come a long way, baby."

After all, American women are the majority of voters; they're said to drive 80 percent of consumer buying decisions; they're the majority of graduates of colleges, professional and graduate programs; and they are considered the driving force of American entrepreneurship. Yet, disparities continue as wage gaps persist; and only a handful of women are on corporate boards or in top leadership slots in the Fortune 500.

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October 13, 2009
Leading Political Advisor Empowers Other Women To Do The Same: National Public Radio (NPR) Read Full Article; Linda Tarr-Whelan; By Interview with Michel Martin; Read more; Read: Women Lead the Way; Tags: Women's Leadership Initiative