St. Catherine’s Paula King Is Challenging Assumptions
Dr. Paula King, founding dean of the School of Business and Leadership at St. Catherine University, says the conversation around women in the workplace needs to be reframed: “It is not what do women need to do be more ready, but what bold moves or changes do corporations need to modify and accommodate human beings.” Read more... Add new comment
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