John Legend thinks “all men should be feminists.” Photo: Mengwen Cao for Global Citizen
This year, in lieu of a face-to-face Guys Who Get It celebration, we are thrilled
A great loss for Gender Partnership in San Francisco
“We know we can, and must, do more to advance gender equity,
particularly women’s economic empowerment.”
MAYOR EDWIN LEE, 1952 – 2017
All of us who knew San Francisco Mayor Edwin
One of our heroes wins CEO spot at his F20 company
Mike Kaufmann, a longtime IWL client and champion of Gender Partnership©, has been named the next CEO of Fortune 20 company Cardinal Health. We are so proud of Mike, reaching
‘Executives Need to Sponsor, Not Just Mentor Women’
This is the second in a series of Guest Posts by winners of our 2017 Guys Who Get It Awards, who shared their best practices in Gender Partnership with attendees at
‘The Biggest Barrier Is Human Nature’
This is the first in a series of Guest Posts by winners of our 2017 Guys Who Get It Awards, who shared their best practices in Gender Partnership with attendees
An Amazing Day, an Amazing Group of Guys
Had you had been able to join us last Thursday at the Guys Who Get It Awards in San Francisco, you would have heard our award winners inspiring us with
Why Give Guys Awards Just for Doing the Right Thing?
Clockwise from upper left, John Simon, Legacy Award Winner Ted Childs, Mayor Ed Lee, Rick King, Antonio Lucio, Bill Fitzsimmons, and Steve Dunmore
Someone asked me the other day why
Meet the Winners of Our Guys Who Get It Awards!
Award-winners, clockwise from upper left, John Simon, Legacy Award Winner Ted Childs, Mayor Ed Lee, Rick King, Antonio Lucio, Bill Fitzsimmons, and Steve Dunmore
Three cheers (or more!) for our
