The Pittsburgh Penguins and the Penguins Foundation are celebrating Women’s History Month throughout March with a series of community events and a small business grant.

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As Women’s History Month approaches, WFA reveals the women leading the way in business, public service and philanthropy.

Bisola “Bibi” Adeniyi is a Nigerian fashion entrepreneur, award-winning creative director, and a leading industry voice shaping the global ...

Corporate power in Nigeria once exclusively resided with the male folk. Today, it looks different. More women are not just ...

Purdue Extension Community Development in Porter County has been awarded a grant from Comcast NBCUniversal to support the launch of a mobile computer lab that will expand access to free digital skills ...

Several Prisma Health hospitals across South Carolina have been named to the 2025–26 America’s Best Hospitals list by the ...

List recognizes 50 female leaders around the world who are impacting society, challenging established business practices, and ...

Retailers, brands, academic institutions, and trade organizations are stepping up to help resolve the gaps of skilled workers in the trades professional.

With a career spanning over two decades and a life story defined by determination, Eva Nika continues to inspire those around her, championing a vision of hospitality that is both innovative and ...

The AI Careers for Women (AICW) initiative first launched in April 2025 by the Ministry of Skill Development and ...

The 2026 Forbes Power Women's Summit will bring together barrier-breaking leaders who are building new pathways towards a ...