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Want to fulfil your potential as a woman in business? Here’s where to start
By Sophie Haydock
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Six great titles suggested by members of the LBS community
Recommended by: Kathleen O’Connor, Clinical Professor of Organisational Behaviour; Director of Executive Education
“Misogyny, a problem as old as time, carefully and powerfully described.”
Recommended by: Iris Steenkampf, PhD, Marketing
“A powerful essay giving an inclusive definition of feminism and explaining the need to transform social beliefs, and what this implies for the way we raise daughters and sons.”
Recommended by: Suseela Yesudian, Director, LBS Publishing and Special Projects, Learning Innovation
“A wonderful novel where bees are the golden thread running through three very different narratives. Each story deals poignantly with human relationships, history, politics and the environment.”
Recommended by: Amelia Whitelaw, Executive Director, Wheeler Institute for Business and Development
“Barbara was an influential visionary, one of the first to link development in Africa, Asia and Latin America with a concern for diminishing resources and the global environment. Widely recognised as the first and best definition of the concept of sustainable development.”
Recommended by: Aneeta Rattan, Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour
“An excellent guide for creating anti-racist change in the workplace through frank conversations with leadership.”
Recommended by: Fiere Habte Woldebruk, MBA2023 student and Laidlaw scholar
“Criado-Perez exposes and explains gender bias in all aspects of women’s lives and the gender data gap in a very compelling way, through studies and statistics rather than individuals’ experiences.”
Think at London Business School
Want to fulfil your potential as a woman in business? Here’s where to start
By Sophie Haydock
Think at London Business School
Doing nothing is not an option. Educate and inform yourself so you can address biases in yourself, your organisation, and society
By Aneeta Rattan
Think at London Business School
Selin Kesebir and Judy Qiu on how gender differences shape the way we build relationships at work and beyond
By Rosie Parry
Accelerate your next career move with our Women in Leadership programme. Gain the confidence to lead and build a network of supportive female peers from diverse backgrounds, with a unique programme format that blends virtual and classroom learning for maximum impact.
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