All the way from Pakistan to Silicone Valley, Andaleeb Ahmed has taken a journey that inspires many women to believe in themselves and bravely step into unfamiliar territories to come out as better leaders. Learning from her mother, she realised leading i

Is love unprofessional in leadership? Or does it give a sense of deeper purpose? Is it okay to ask for help and receive mentorship, or should we sail through this crazy journey of leading alone? Should we be micromanaging those we work with, or is there a

My granddaughter Poppy is here, and it is the most beautiful moment to share with you. Poppy, who’s existence we discovered the week we were in Bellagio, experiencing our first ever WomenEmerging Expedition. As WomenEmerging grew bigger and bigger in the

From understanding how to not highlight your weaknesses and dim your strengths, to the hands of experience of the myth that motherness and leadership bring when combined, to understanding how interlinked personal conversations are with the professional on

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What it truly takes to break the pillars of religious morality, and be your authentic self has been the theme screaming through this special episode with the fierce speaker, tech innovator, podcast host and a dearly loved queer content creator Miriam Haar

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Understanding the power of diversity in a team, understanding when to pass the mic to others to help them share their stories. And at the same time, recognising how to shush the self doubting noise in your own head and claim space to speak. This and a lot