by Phaedria St.Hilaire | Nov 12, 2025 | Career development, Inspirational, Success
🪴 At ProWoc, we believe growth does not happen by accident. Growth and transformation are intentional and happen by design. 🎯 In today’s fast-moving world, consistently sharpening your capabilities and expanding your competencies are not optional. They are necessary...
by Phaedria St.Hilaire | Sep 30, 2025 | Career development, DEIB, ProWoc Denmark, Thriving In the Workplace Series
“You need to be more visible and have more coffee meetings” was a piece of advice I received from one of my managers early on in my career. Leaning towards introversion, I used to find networking awkward and energy consuming and so I avoided it as much as I could...
by SDuckert | Sep 17, 2025 | Career development, Community, Leadership
Earlier this week, ProWoc welcomed Pamela Wilson,Vice President of Global Sales Operation, Milestone Systems and a member of ProWoc, for an Executive Conversation packed with practical leadership lessons. Here are the key points. This event was expertly moderated by...
by SDuckert | Oct 29, 2024 | Career development, Leadership, Networking
Thank you for joining our latest Masterclass with Nyeleti Sue-Angel Nkuna Networking For Success: A Masterclass for Building Meaningful Network Connections Key takeaways that you can use daily: Networking done right is an asset for any professional navigating their...
by SDuckert | Oct 1, 2024 | Career development, Impact
“Success leave clues. People who succeed at the highest level are doing something differently than everyone else does.” -Tony Robbins “Success leaves clues”…so when Mette Kaagaard, CEO of Microsoft Denmark and Iceland, offers an exclusive...
by SDuckert | Oct 18, 2021 | Allyship, Career development, Conference, Diversity, Inclusion, ProWoc Conference2021, ProWoc Denmark
We often hear about allyship in the context of social responsibility. That is to say, in the interest of being ethical, good people, we should look out for those among us who are marginalized or come from a less privileged social position. However, true allyship is an...
