Check out EWF International's CEO Tanis Cornell as she talks about her journey as a telecom executive, empowering women at work in the #metoo era, and how to set the stage for even more business success in the future. Learn more and listen here or in iTunes.
736: Tanis Cornell - Creating Professional Development for Women "Putting your passion to work is what Tanis Cornell does. She's the CEO of EWF International, a company committed to supporting and lifting the careers of ambitious women inspiring, motivating and educating them to get them to the executive ranks. EWF leads and facilitates peer advisory ...
I recently happened to catch an interview that Dan Rather was doing with Billy Ray Cyrus. Billy Ray said that one of his dad's greatest lessons to him was, “if you don’t know what to do, stand still.” That’s not only a good lesson in life – it’s a great lesson in strategic leadership in ...
Welcome to the newly relaunched EWF International newsletter! I'm thrilled to announce that long-time EWF Dallas Forum member Jennifer Carter and I have acquired EWF International and are in the process of relaunching it to even greater heights. That means a stronger brand and website, insightful newsletters, engaging events, and more ways to equip and ...
Female-Led Organization Taps Branding Strategy Firm, Bold Entity, to Refresh Its Look as It Continues Its Mission to Empower Businesswomen in the Modern Workplace DALLAS, TX - March 20, 2018 - EWF International has unveiled a new logo and website, in conjunction with an overall refreshed brand strategy, to better represent the organization as a ...
I recently had the pleasure of serving on a panel of executive women at a recent conference of the Telecommunications Industry Association held in Dallas. The purpose of the panel was to discuss the need for greater gender diversity and gender equality in the telecom industry and the panel took place as part of the ...
Guest Post by Reese Jones Networking is crucial: it helps women gain exposure and more insight into their respective fields. As EWF explored in a previous blog post, women tend to be natural-born networkers, comfortable building relationships and connections. However, their networking can be too focused on the personal or relationships rather than advancing their professional ...
Three accomplished Dallas women executives discussed what it means to both have and be a great mentor at the recent EWF Dallas annual leadership breakfast. They also shared insights into their own career journeys and sparked a lively panel discussion. As women rise to more senior levels, whether as a business owner or corporate executive, "giving back" ...
By Shannon Graham Women tend to be natural-born networkers. From an early age, we have girlfriends with whom we share our lives with, confide in, encourage and support. We cheer on our best friends, we nurture our love ones. Tapping into that innate ability is key to becoming a great networker. This was echoed last ...
By Ann Gray We have heard the quote “failure creates learning opportunities”. What we don’t talk about enough, is the process involved. Astro Teller, Laboratory Director at Google X, gave a TED Talk on the importance of failure in Google X's approach to pioneering new projects. He talks about the courage it takes to kill ...
