A note from our editor
Welcome back to Insights Magazine. In our third issue of the magazine, we’re talking about women in the workforce. More than two years after the pandemic started, women are returning to their careers at much slower rates than expected. On top of that, women are more burned out than in recent years. So how can we encourage women to jump back into the workforce?
In this issue, our Chief Sales and Marketing Officer Valerie Beaulieu makes the argument for seriously and imaginatively addressing the often-prohibitive costs of childcare and elder care so we can prevent a lost generation of women at work. Plus, stories on female careers in space, navigating neurodiversity in the workforce, and crafting your career and life as a female leader.
We’d love to hear from you and welcome your feedback and suggestions for future issues. Shoot me an email:
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Sincerely,
Mara Stefan, Editor of Insights Magazine
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