Moving Beyond Startup Stage

For two decades the Women Presidents' Organization has brought together women pioneers spearheading multimillion-dollar businesses to continue that journey of success.

“In 1955 there were 500 corporations on the Fortune list. Today only 61 of those companies still exist. Typically, the only time an organization changes is when it’s backed into a corner. The old adage ‘Innovate or Die’ still applies. Don’t be one of these unfortunate enterprises left by the side of the road. Disruptive thinking has revolutionised the business landscape,” said Dr Marsha Firestone, WPO President and Founder.

Learn more about the Women Presidents' Organization.

Most Powerful Women International Summit in London

The Fortune Most Powerful Women (MPW) International Summit, which is taking place in London on June 11-12, includes Lloyd's of London CEO Inga Beale on how she leads the company culture to promote inclusion, World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva on global economies, Bank of America vice chairman Anne Finucane on the bank's outlook on Brexit, and U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchinson on her top priorities of military cooperation, intelligence-gathering, and combating terrorism.

The MPW International Summit is the cornerstone of the global expansion of Fortune Most Powerful Women, which started as a conference and has evolved into the preeminent community of women leaders in business and beyond.

Learn more here.

Giving Thanks to all the Mom Entrepreneurs and Presidents

With Mother’s Day yesterday, it’s a perfect time to give thanks for all that moms have done. There are plenty of moms who have made a huge mark on the business world as well.

Here are some successful mom entrepreneurs and presidents who might provide some inspiration for others the day after Mother's Day.

21 Successful Mom Entrepreneurs to Inspire You

WPO Conference 2018: Huge Success!

©2018 Laurel Delaney.  (L-R) AJ Goehle, Sandy Marsico (center) and Kim Robinson

The WPO Conference 2018 held at the Westin Bonaventure in Los Angeles was a huge success.  Nearly 1,000 women CEOs attended to share business strategies and experience with other successful women from all over the world, as well as learn from interactive seminars and speakers.

Next year's conference takes place in North Carolina from May 1-3, 2019.  Stay with us to learn more.