Past Lounges

Recent college graduates attending the Girls’ Lounge at Cannes 2018 share their key takeaways, from how to uncover your own leadership style to how to give everyone a voice in the workplace.

The Girls’ Lounge @ Cannes Lions 2018 will feature more than 100 female panelists speaking about equality, diversity, action, and impact. We’ll release the digital edition of the Modern Guide To Equality, The Female Quotient chatbot, and have more than 40 brands sharing the Torch Of Equality.

The Girls’ Lounge at Cannes Lions is a destination for those who want to connect, collaborate, and make an impact.

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Shelley Zalis, Sung-Joo Kim, and Suzanne Kounkel embrace after their panel, "Female Leaders on Changing the Game and Leaving a Legacy." It was clear on the final day of Davos that the message had gotten out: The Equality Lounge is unlike any other place at the Annual Meeting. If this fact wasn’t evidenced by the [...]

For the first time, Davos is 100% led by women. But can you name the co-chairs? Meet the women leading the World Economic Forum’s 48th Annual Meeting.

Nowhere is the value of “soft skills” and bringing traditionally feminine qualities to tech and the workplace a more central theme at CES than in the Girls’ Lounge. Here’s a roundup of the panels from Day 2, with an eye towards the strengths that women bring to workplaces in tech and beyond.

Nowhere is the value of “soft skills” and bringing traditionally feminine qualities to tech and the workplace a more central theme at CES than in the Girls’ Lounge. Here’s a roundup of the panels from Day 2, with an eye towards the strengths that women bring to workplaces in tech and beyond.

Many of the first day of the Girls’ Lounge panel discussions offered candid conversation about what each of us can do to help transform workplace culture. Here’s a roundup of some key advice about tapping into the power of collaboration and walking the walk.

Many of the first day of the Girls’ Lounge panel discussions offered candid conversation about what each of us can do to help transform workplace culture. Here’s a roundup of some key advice about tapping into the power of collaboration and walking the walk.

It was clear from the conversations inside the packed room at the Equality Lounge during day one of Davos that gender diversity isn’t just on the minds of Davos attendees this year, but is actually reshaping how leaders are running their companies.

“There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.” Christine Lagarde kicked off a panel with her fellow Davos co-chairs (all of whom are women) yesterday with this quote from Leonard Cohen.